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Photographer Interview: skittle11
Skittle11, a contest winner, is answering our questions.
1. Who are you? Please give brief background
information.
I am a small town girl who lives in Minnesota. I am 16
years old and obsessed with sports and photography.
2. How long have you been doing photography?
I have been taking
pictures since I could run a camera but 3 years ago I really started
noticing things differently and seeing the beauty of things from
different angles.
3. Do you earn living from photography or you do photography as your hobby/ your half time job?
Photography is simply a hobby.
4. What’s your day job?
High School.
5. Do you have special education? Did you take courses or go to a school learn photography?
Not at all.
6. Are you specializing in a particular area of photography? What
are your favorite places/objects to shoot?
I really like shooting
animals and sunsets. Also I'm a big fan of up close photography.
7. Who are your big photographic influences?
I don't have any. Myself?
8. How do you educate yourself? Do you read special literature,
visit photography galleries? What photo books/magazines do you have on
your bookshelf?
I just do what I do.
9. What equipment and software do you use (camera(s), lenses,
film, etc.)?
Right now I'm using a Fuji FinePix F10, a Sony CyberShot
and most recently a Cannon Rebel XT.
10. What is your opinion on post-processing, especially enhancing
pictures?
I love edited pictures but going back to basics is also very
appealing.
11. What advice would you give someone who is interested in
photography and wants to improve their photography skills?
Just
practice I guess, it's like everything else the more pictures you take
the more you learn.
12. What’s the most challenging aspect of photography for you?
What’s the best part of it?
I'm so busy I have a hard time fitting
photography in.
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