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Sanjana Pathak
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There are so many Certificate and Diploma courses in photography in India. Besides these, very few colleges provide a Bachelors degree in fine arts and photography.
The minimum education required for the professional courses in photography is 10+2. These courses contain the knowledge and art of photography, angle, lighting, technical knowledge of instruments as camera and understanding of fine arts.
The professional education in photography has three levels of study after 12th as the following:
Certificate courses: Certificate courses are taken the duration of six months after 12th in any stream.
Diploma courses: Diploma courses are taken
The minimum education required for the professional courses in photography is 10+2. These courses contain the knowledge and art of photography, angle, lighting, technical knowledge of instruments as camera and understanding of fine arts.
The professional education in photography has three levels of study after 12th as the following:
Certificate courses: Certificate courses are taken the duration of six months after 12th in any stream.
Diploma courses: Diploma courses are taken
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You can opt for Bachelor's in mass media/communication, Bachelor's in photography and arts or Bachelor's in performing arts to make your career in photography.
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Ritika Pradhan
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You may get yourself enrolled into film-making course. Try to get admitted into the below colleges, to have a bright future:
1. Film And Television Institute Of India (FTII), Pune
2. Satyajit Ray Films And Television Institute, Kolkata
3. Whistling Woods International, Mumbai
4. Annapurna International School Of Film And Media, Hyderabad
5. National Institute Of Film And Fine Arts, Kolkata
1. Film And Television Institute Of India (FTII), Pune
2. Satyajit Ray Films And Television Institute, Kolkata
3. Whistling Woods International, Mumbai
4. Annapurna International School Of Film And Media, Hyderabad
5. National Institute Of Film And Fine Arts, Kolkata
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Ritika Pradhan
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There is no specific photography course which will let you earn loads of money. The only thing that will let you do this is your skills in the specific type of photography. But if you wish to travel the world then you may either opt for wildlife photography, fashion photography or landscape photography.
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Ritika Pradhan
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The types of photography are mentioned below:
1.Aerial
2.Adventure, Action
3.Amateur
4.Animal, Pet
5.Architecture, Real Estate
6.Artistic
7.Astrophotography
8.Aura
9.Black & White
10.Camera Phone
11.Commercial
12.Digiscoping
13.Documentary
14.Event
15.Forensic
16.Infrared
17.Large Format
18.Kirlian
19.Macro
20.Medical
21.Microscopic
22.Modeling
23.Nature
24.Night
25.Panoramic
26.Paranormal
27.People
28.Pinhole
29.Scenic
30.Satellite
31.Scientific
32.Sports
33.Stereoscopic (3-D)
34.Stock
35.Time-lapse
36.Travel
37.Ultraviolet
38.Urban, Industrial
39.Water, Underwater
1.Aerial
2.Adventure, Action
3.Amateur
4.Animal, Pet
5.Architecture, Real Estate
6.Artistic
7.Astrophotography
8.Aura
9.Black & White
10.Camera Phone
11.Commercial
12.Digiscoping
13.Documentary
14.Event
15.Forensic
16.Infrared
17.Large Format
18.Kirlian
19.Macro
20.Medical
21.Microscopic
22.Modeling
23.Nature
24.Night
25.Panoramic
26.Paranormal
27.People
28.Pinhole
29.Scenic
30.Satellite
31.Scientific
32.Sports
33.Stereoscopic (3-D)
34.Stock
35.Time-lapse
36.Travel
37.Ultraviolet
38.Urban, Industrial
39.Water, Underwater
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Abhishek Singh
Contributor-Level 7
Yes, you may pursue part-time photography course if you have the basic knowledge.
The part-time course will help you become a freelancer photographer.
The part-time course will help you become a freelancer photographer.
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Vikas KaushikEngineer | Author
Scholar-Level 17
Hello Raj,
Best professional photography institutes in India are:
1. The Light and Life Academy (LLA) – Ooty.
2. Mass communication Research Centre - Jamia Millia Islamia.
3. Osmania University – Hyderabad.
4. Asian Academy of Film and Television (AAFT) – Noida.
5. AJ. Kidwai Mass Communication Research Center – Delhi.
6. Sir JJ School of Applied Art – Mumbai.
7. Jawaharlal Nehru Architecture and Fine Arts University – Hyderabad.
8. The Indian Institute of Digital Art and Animation – Kolkata.
Best professional photography institutes in India are:
1. The Light and Life Academy (LLA) – Ooty.
2. Mass communication Research Centre - Jamia Millia Islamia.
3. Osmania University – Hyderabad.
4. Asian Academy of Film and Television (AAFT) – Noida.
5. AJ. Kidwai Mass Communication Research Center – Delhi.
6. Sir JJ School of Applied Art – Mumbai.
7. Jawaharlal Nehru Architecture and Fine Arts University – Hyderabad.
8. The Indian Institute of Digital Art and Animation – Kolkata.
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