College students study photography.

Starting from the basics, let's learn about the history and basic theory of photography.

Then choose an entry-level camera that suits you, and then start the most basic operation according to this basic theory and basic operation. For example, the choice of aperture and shutter, such as the choice of depth of field and frame scene, etc.

After you have some basic experience and are familiar with some basic operations, you won't be wanted if you go to the internship again.

After all, people are business places, and the most important thing is to make money. When you go there and create value for others, people will definitely accept it. Otherwise, even if your starting point is good and you want to learn more, why should people satisfy you? Either you pay another training fee. . . .

Come on, kid.