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Photography is a field that is gaining more and more popularity every year. It's no wonder that almost anyone can take pictures today - all you need is a mobile phone with good optics.

Those who have mastered the secrets of photography often turn their hobby into a profession - and at the same time are well paid. Most of them can confidently say that they love their work, despite the often encountered difficulties. The beauty of photography is not only a unique way of looking at the world and "pouring" it into photography. These are also the opportunities that open up for the photographer.

The road to a place where you can sleep peacefully and not worry about clients is long and arduous, but definitely worth sacrificing yourself if you want to do photography.

One thing is for sure - in addition to purely earnings and regardless of the category chosen, you will definitely not be bored in this profession. The work of a photographer is, first of all, interesting and interesting projects, meeting new people, often traveling and public presentations and, of course, exhibitions. Who would not like to see their photo in the advertising catalog of the most famous brands? The work of a photographer makes it possible.

The age-old question and “problem” of many novice photographers is how to start photographing, how to find a job without experience and how to “catch” the first clients. How to start? It's very simple - take pictures!

Then it is worth creating a portfolio or website where they will be posted. The Jobsora website, where job advertisements are published, can be helpful in finding a job. When sending an application, you must include your portfolio. Usually, a response to a report will not come after the first message sent - you have to be patient. It is also worth remembering that every photographer - even the most famous photographer - started somewhere and made a lot of mistakes at the beginning.

Good luck!

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