Photographer - Queensland Industry Tourism Council
Photographer
Photographer
Photographers photograph people, places, products or events. Common types of commercial photography include portrait, fashion, wildlife and event photography as well as food and sports photography. Artistic photographers produce experimental or artistic images for exhibition and sales in galleries.
Day-to-day
- Collaborate with clients to design the look and feel of the shoot
- Organise and assemble equipment including tripods, flash apparatus and filters
- Apply knowledge of film based traditional camera and digital cameras
- Manually configure and set aperture, shutter speed and other variables impacted by depth of field, lighting, environment and subject
- Perform post-production processes such as developing film and digitally editing the photographs with specialised software
Future demand
stable
How to become a Photographer
- Formal qualifications in photography are not required, however technical knowledge from training or independent study is essential.
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Sam Buchwald
Co-founder & managing director, Live To Create
Sam Buchwald
Co-founder & managing director, Live To Create
As the co-founder and lead photographer at Live To Create, I’ve spent the past few years immersed in the tourism industry, capturing incredible experiences rurally to the urban life. This role has enriched my professional and personal life, allowing me to meet remarkable people and engage in experiences I’d never thought I’d do.
