Can people who have no foundation learn photography and become photographers quickly?

Practically speaking, there is no quick solution.

A good photographer comes out step by step.

I have worked in the wedding photo studio for many years, and my reputation is not bad.

Personally, I think that if you want to be a photographer,

It's best to go to a bigger photo studio as an assistant first, and lay a good foundation first.

The best time is one to two years, pay more attention to the details of the master's photos and learn how to polish them. . . Playing well is a qualified assistant.

With a certain foundation, you can see something different from others by looking at photos.

Then, you can attend some master training classes. Although expensive, it's worth it. Besides getting a diploma, you can also learn some better photography concepts.

With a diploma, it is recommended to go to some large photo studios and work for one or two years. . . First learn some business portraits and how to manage a photo studio.

Then, if you know everything, you can come out and start your own business. . . While making money from commercial photography, we should also tap the potential of our own artistic photography. Occasionally, you can bring good works to the competition to improve your popularity and the value of the studio.

Then, it will be profitable, and everything will be done, hehe!