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What is it like working as a Photographer?
April 2016
My job is as relaxed as it gets.
Photographer:
January 2016
Give 110%
Photographer:
Try you best, unfortunately you may wait months for your next shoot.
January 2016
Photographer:
If you want it, go for it! Learn everything you need to!
December 2015
Hardwork.
Photographer:
If you hardwork and focus on whatever work you do you can achieve your goals nothing is impossible in this world.
September 2015
Value is the thing.
Photographer:
At every step of your career, as you become more experienced and more capable of handling larger and more complicated production work, understand that your value to your organization is increasing, and the benefit that this increase in value provides to the organization should be concomitant to higher and higher pay.
September 2015
Its inconsistent.
Photographer:
Get as much exposure as you can.
Dont work for free.
April 2015
The photography is a lifestyle.
Photographer:
Pros: I like life experience that photography gives.
Cons: This is a danger country, is too difficult work like this.
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