Character photographer

Since you have asked this question, the focus is not on photography itself, because you can also ask such questions: introverted, can you be a salesman, a special assistant, etiquette, and a receptionist? ...

I suggest you look at the advantages of introverts, as well as Jung's books/documents on personality psychology, and find out what introverts are all about. In fact, there is another branch of personality that advocates that introverts are neither good nor bad. The implication is that although the society now accepts extroverts more, it does not mean that introverts are wrong. Based on the principle of "survival of the fittest", extroverts are more likely to succeed, and over time, people will be more likely to succeed.

If you want to talk about personality, it is actually very complicated. From a scientific point of view, the deepest deconstruction of personality may be genetic research (from a genetic point of view, who will be introverted and why), followed by blood type. In Japan, there are A-type handbooks, B-type handbooks, O-type handbooks and other books, which tell people with different blood types and share some common personality tendencies. Of course, it's a bit like a constellation.

So, it doesn't mean that introverts don't need to make changes. It should be said that introverts should make changes, but these changes cannot be based on exaggerating their own personality defects, denying their own personality and ignoring the advantages of introversion. To sum up, introverts must accept and admit their introversion before they can make changes. Sometimes it is more difficult to be honest with yourself than others.

Maybe, instead of "May I?" You can ask a simpler question, is there (an introverted photographer)? The answer is yes, so you know what I mean.

Finally, in short, if you can be honest, then your personality is not a problem. The next step is to do the right things, such as learning some theories, using them, skills, accumulating works, later stage, exhibitions and so on. In short, it is right to devote yourself wholeheartedly. There is nothing to be afraid of, worry and fear. Everything depends on you.

I recommend you to read Li Hehe's Portrait of a Genius, and see how a controversial person "breaks the ban" and "deviant", just like your introverted personality doesn't value photography (generally speaking, communicate more), and rules are used to break it. ...