I want to study photography in secondary school, but I'm afraid it's hard to find a job after secondary school and my monthly salary is low. I would like to ask about the monthly salary of photography

I want to study photography in secondary school, but I'm afraid it's hard to find a job after secondary school and my monthly salary is low. I would like to ask about the monthly salary of photography and the cost of learning photography. First of all, answer the first question: as the saying goes, "360 lines are the best." As long as you can cultivate a unique perspective, let alone work, the remuneration for participating in photo competitions all over the country for one year is enough for you-of course, you will win the prize (in fact, the chances of winning the prize are considerable if you participate more). At present, we are signing up photographers (fashion magazines, websites, wedding photo studios, etc.). If one day you go out to work alone, your salary will be calculated separately. The average photographer in a big studio will earn about seven or eight thousand yuan a month, mainly depending on your technology and social relations. Actually, it's no use telling you this at present. What you lack is only a kind of self-confidence, a clear pursuit of your future development. If photography is your dream and hobby, you will go on unswervingly, and as long as you are willing to work hard, you will have a bright future. If you just want to be a means of making a living or a substitute for employment, then I advise you to give up and have fun. Why? Because of the rise of digital technology and the affluence of life, more and more people have high-end cameras. What they lack is not the photo service, but the artistic temperament and unattainable photographic literacy that are different from self-portraits. It can be said that there are more and more "walking dead" in photography, and there are still very few people who really have a halo. Most of these people with aura pursue the soul rather than the type starting from love. The young man thought it over before making a decision. Ok, now let's answer your second question. If you stick to the business, the investment in learning photography mainly includes: 1, time, and you must always invest in learning time and shooting time; You should have more time to participate in the communication and creation of peers in society, and so on; 2, equipment costs, the circle said: playing SLR, poor three generations; In fact, this is an equipment party, you can ignore it; But you still need the necessary photographic equipment. The most basic equipment is SLR. If your family is rich, you can go directly to 5D2, 5D3 (Canon Quan Huafu high-end machine+lens, 1w~2.8w) or Nikon D700. If it is tight, don't be discouraged. Buy a mid-range machine like Nikon D90 Canon 60D, and the 5000-6000 will also have a good effect. Others spend tens of dollars with a line amplifier, tripod (cheaper ones can be used for creative photography, cheaper ones are good) and lights, don't put them in yet. Generally speaking, it depends on your choice. It is not wise to sign up for a class. You are just a good boy, or you should find some pragmatic predecessors to learn (don't worry about this, there is also a saying in the industry that "all photographers are very close", and people who really play photography are generous and will get along well. Look at the style of the master's works and study it carefully, and you will make rapid progress. I stayed in the cinema for six or seven years, and fell in love with this business when I was a junior like you. This is how I learned. If you don't spend a penny on your study, you can borrow equipment from friends in the circle (also because of photography). For example, the lens is expensive, and it is usually used casually (of course, you can appreciate the model like classmates and friends, so that everyone can play together and get what they need). After graduation, I worked in a photo studio and a magazine for two or three years. Now that I have my own studio, my income is still very optimistic! One more thing, you should also try to contact the post-photography (ps software, etc. I hope I can help you. If it helps, you can keep asking questions!