A student wants to learn photography.

I majored in photography from primary school to university, and taught photography in universities for 8 years after graduation. My real feeling is that if you study photography, no one in your family is engaged in related industries (TV station, newspaper, magazine, advertising film and television company, photography education, publicity, etc.). ), it is difficult for you to get started. At present, the photography of the first-class universities in China, such as Beijing Film Academy, is the best, but you may not learn anything after you go in. On the one hand, photography needs a little talent and a sensitive grasp of the laws of art, on the other hand, you need to be in the "circle". If you can't enter this circle, it is very difficult to reach a high level.

Learning photography well has little to do with the teacher's level. As long as the teacher is impartial at the beginning, the key is to rely on yourself.

Good photography majors in domestic universities need to take the college entrance examination for fine arts majors. With your grades, there is nothing wrong with the culture class, but as you know, it is best not only to be high enough, but also to have access. If you really want to reach the point where you can't rely on your own strength, you should not only take photos often, but also master the theory and spend a lot of time. Besides, you have to learn skills such as painting, which are necessary for the photography exam. The better institutions are: Beijing Film Academy, Lu Xun Academy of Fine Arts, Tsinghua University Academy of Fine Arts, China Communication University, Guangzhou Academy of Fine Arts, Zhejiang Media College, Dalian Institute of Technology and Xi 'an Academy of Fine Arts. The above colleges and universities should apply for art at the same time when they register for the college entrance examination, and also take part in the art professional courses to take an extra test.

Considering your situation and the actual way out to learn photography at present, I don't recommend you to learn photography, because the employment scope is relatively narrow and the situation is not very good for most people. More people can only mix in photo studios and advertising companies, and even after the money is paid back, more people can't make ends meet. I don't mean to discourage you from learning photography, but I am good at it. Personally, I think it is very good among college students and younger brothers and sisters, but there are reasons of the times and opportunities here. Compared with your present situation, after all, not many people learned photography in their early years. After graduation, there happened to be colleges and universities recruiting photography teachers. At present, colleges and universities offering photography majors all over the country are bejeweled, but there are not many jobs that really need full-time and full-time photography positions. Most of them need to be able to engage in news propaganda and photography. So I suggest that if you really like it, you might as well study journalism and other majors, and then take a photography class later, or take an examination of a suitable major as a hobby. You really like buying a camera to teach yourself. Few real photographers specialize in photography.