A fine art photographer
Sandra Carrion is a fine art photographer who I absolutely loved listening to. She truely helped me and informed me on things that are helping me make the right descions as a student and new photographer. Although I enjoyed her, some of the points she made, were making me wonder a little bit about photography and if there was something else I could look into that could co- inside with that job and hobby of mine.
Some of the tips she gave us was to never quit your day job, and get a night job to! she says it is quite helpful. She also said you have to get your masters, and to eventually become your own boss. when your your own boss you can pretty much do what ever you need whenever you need to. Next she told us the personal taste has a lot to do with the field of photography, and competition, you have to be creative in order to sell.
She said that you cant take winning or losing to personally or seriously. She said always shoot for winning good on your resume. Next sandra said if your going to show your work do it in the best possible way you can afford. then she added, don't just use copy paper , always put your best stuff foward never leave to imagination. Sandra also said visualize something before you shoot it. She recommends tri-pods, that is a good technique for bracketing!
Sandra likes HDR high dynamic range photos. With all her work she takes the best of all brackets and compiles like a layer all together. Then she adds on, don't let any one say digital is easier or cheaper, she then said neck, back, and carpel tunnel never really appeared as much in dark rooms. then she revealed her top ten list of things that should be going on, present, and such while being a photographer, keys of staying a thriving photographer.
