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India Travel and Photography Guide

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India is a country rich with photographic subjects.

Home to some of the most breathtaking landscapes in the world, it is a country of varied terrain from tropical rainforests to the heights of the Karakoram. There is an abundance of wildlife, too, that make India a top destination for wildlife photographers.

But to think that your camera should only be trained on landscapes and wildlife is a mistake…

In this India Travel and Photography Guide, we’ll explore three things to photograph in India that offer you every bit the opportunity to create a breathtaking shot that tells the unique story of India.

What to Photograph in India: The Architecture

Whenever the words “India” and “architecture” are uttered together, one’s mind can’t help but think of the Taj Mahal .

Perhaps the greatest monument to love the world has ever seen, this striking white marble mausoleum was constructed in the mid-1600s after it was commissioned by Shah Jahan, a Mughal emperor.

The purpose of the Taj Mahal was to serve as the final resting place of his favorite wife, Mumtaz Muhal.

Photo by Ken Lee/Art of Seeing Photography Adventures

Rising from the banks of the Yamuna River in the city of Agra, the Taj Mahal is the centerpiece of a much larger complex - 42 acres in all - that also houses a mosque, formal gardens, and reflecting pools.

When visiting the Taj Mahal, the iconic shot of the building reflected in the pools is certainly worth making your way through the throngs of visitors.

But it’s also well worth your time to explore other vantage points and to visit the grounds at different times of day as the changing light can completely change the look and feel of your images of this iconic building.

What to Photograph in India: Festival of Holi

Holi , an ancient celebration of the arrival of spring in India, should be on your photography bucket list.

To say that it’s a time of excitement is an understatement - festival-goers from all walks of life join together to play Holi by throwing, rubbing, and smearing handfuls of colored powder all over everything and everyone.

And Holi is not an optional activity - for Indians or tourists. No matter one’s lot in life, you must participate in the Festival.

Naturally, the abundance of vibrant colors is an ideal addition to your photos, particularly of portraits of the Festival’s participants.

And while Holi is celebrated throughout India each spring, in some locations, it takes on further meaning.

For example, in the Lathmar Holi , men from the town of Nandgaon visit the town of Barsana, where the women of Barsana greet the men by beating them back with sticks, called lathis.

This spectacle is a celebration of an ancient Hindu tale, in which Lord Krishna of Nandgaon visited the subject of his affections, Radha, in Barsana. However, Krishna began to tease Radha and her friends, who took offense to his actions and drove him out of their town.

Regardless of where you participate in Holi, it is certainly a spectacle worth seeing and photographing! Just be sure you take precautions to cover your camera and lens, lest you’ll end up with lots of non-functioning gear.

What to Photograph in India: Daily Life

Whether in Delhi, Varanasi, Jodhpur, or a city or town in between, daily life in India affords you the opportunity to highlight the beautiful, vibrant, and friendly people of India.

In Delhi, the juxtaposition of new and old is plainly evident, with vestiges of ancient ruins and colonial rule still evident amongst modern-day luxury towers whose shadows linger above the streets where you can photograph the hubbub of commerce in one of the city’s many street markets.

In Varanasi, you can photograph young monks that begin their day on the banks of the Ganges by practicing yoga and meditating as the morning light burns off the mist hanging above the river.

In Jodhpur, the blue city, locals go about their day with the city’s once-vibrant, yet now fading blue walls to serve as the backdrop of your portraits.

And everywhere you go, you’ll likely have a following of children, some of whom may have never seen a foreigner.

It is a uniquely diverse and electric country, and one that is supremely open and friendly towards visitors as well.

Planning Your India Photography Trip

The difficulty with planning a photography trip to India is twofold. First, you have to know when the best time is to visit this magical place, and two, you have to figure out what should be on your list of must-see locations.

This might sound like an easy task, but with so many possibilities for subject matter in such a diverse and large nation, it can be almost overwhelming trying to decide what makes the cut and what doesn’t.

If you’ve never traveled to India, I highly suggest you do so as part of a photography tour.

And by “tour,” I don’t mean a run-of-the-mill photography experience in which you spend five days racing from one corner of the country to another in a motorcoach with a few dozen other foreigners...

Instead, India is best explored with your camera by using a slow, methodical approach - two weeks in-country is ideal - that is truly an immersive adventure.

Photo by Ken Lee/Art of Seeing Photography Adventures

For that, I recommend exploring India with Ken Lee as part of his Colors of India Photography Workshop and Tour .

You’ll have a chance to photograph each of the locations discussed above and then some, all without having to plan the itinerary, book lodging, or concern yourself with getting from point A to point B.

For me, the best part of Ken’s workshops is that you aren’t just a number to be herded in and out of a massive bus for photo opportunities that everyone else gets.

Photo by Ken Lee/Art of Seeing Photography Adventures

Instead, you’re shepherd from the iconic spots like the Taj Mahal to off-the-beaten-path locations that few tourists get to see or photograph.

In that regard, this workshop is as much about immersing yourself in the culture and traditions of India and learning about its history and people as it is about improving your photography skills. This is a hallmark trait of Ken’s Art of Seeing Photography Adventures - it’s a personal journey that puts you in touch with the real people and stories of the places you explore.

The tour takes place over two weeks - March 2-15, 2020 - so you can experience the chaos of Holi to the fullest extent as spring descends onto India.

This is an adventure you don’t want to miss! Get more details by clicking here .

Other Tips for Planning an India Photography Trip

Where to fly into : Delhi Airport is the busiest airport in India and offers the most international flights.
Best luggage : For a trip of this length, the Nomatic Check-In roller bag is the ideal choice. It offers polycarbonate construction that stands up to the rigors of travel, silent wheels, low-profile handles, and a three-stage aluminum handle to fit your height. With space for 78 liters of gear, this bag has plenty of room for a 5-day trip or longer.
Attractions & Things to Do : Humayan's Tomb is an architectural wonder from the 16th Century that's definitely worth seeing. For fun and games, hit up Escape Reality Delhi .
Best Time of Year to Visit : The dry season (October to March) is your best bet.
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10 Talented Indian Travel Photographers Who Are Rocking Instagram With Their Skills & Creativity

09 Dec 2021

With great skills, truckloads of creativity, and an unwavering enthusiasm, these Indian travel photographers are changing the very concept of travel photography, one image at a time. These talented artists are taking the internet by storm and are all set to blow your mind with their impeccable work. See how these shutterbugs have given a whole new perspective to the domain of travel photography.

Here Are The Top Indian Travel Photographers That Have Got Everyone’s Attention

Let’s take a peek at what the world looks like, through their eyes…

1. Sourabh Gandhi

Can one be a good engineer, traveler, and photographer all at once? Well, only if you’re Sabby! Forget pictures, his entire Instagram account is a masterpiece in itself, featuring a diverse range of photographs that mostly cater to travel and experiences.

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2. Subhash Chandra

Among the best Indian travel photographers, Subhash loves to travel to different parts of India for his pictures, specially Himalayas. An avid traveler and trekking enthusiast, Subhash brings something new and unique to the concept of photography every time his Instagram profile is blessed with a new picture!

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3. George Koruth

Describing himself as an avid “Documentary & Travel Photographer” George strives to share the glorious stories & colours of India. A peek at his gallery will reveal a profound glimpse at India and will totally beguile you! Apart from the subject, he makes sure his compositions have intriguing backdrops and well-placed elements.

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4. Siddhartha Joshi

Though he usually focuses on portraits, his travel photography too is mind blowing. He uses different angles and dimensions to click his subjects, be it people, landscapes, or monuments, and that is what adds that unmistakable charm to his work and keeps viewers glued to his profile.

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5. Aakash Naresh

The first thing people usually utter post a look at his work is ‘WOW’. The awe is then followed by a deep feeling of jealousy at the amount of time this talented photographer spends amid scenic hills and snowy mountains. The perfect mixture of colours, composition, and the most mind boggling backdrops, his pictures make viewers fall in love with them each time!

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6. Navaneeth Unnikrishnan

This guy literally breathes ‘travel’. Don’t believe us? Take a look at his work and we bet you won’t stop scrolling! Featured in Nat Geo, BBC Earth, Conde Nast, HuffPost, and more prominent platforms, his work is usually a blend of expert camera skills, impeccable composition, soothing lighting, and subjects that appear to come alive!

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7. Abhinav Chandel

Hailing from Mcleodganj, Abhinav is a photographer, traveler, and writer who has been rocking Instagram with his breathtaking photography skills. He has the eye to look at things differently and make even the most insignificant of objects appear unique. With each picture depicting a serene play of colours and backdrops, this talented photographer doesn’t believe in the concept of ‘average’.

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8. Abbas Baig

Minimalistic compositions with placid colours that soothe the eyes, Abbas is set to take the internet by storm through his surreal pictures. Take a look at his awesome work, each of which showcases a unique aspect or experience in India in a way that one can’t even imagine!

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9. Sunny Gala

On a mission to explore the world, Sunny Gala is a Mumbai based photographer who likes to capture the intricacies of life. His thought-provoking photography has gained him over 20,000 followers on Instagram who go gaga every time a new picture pops up in his profile!

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10. Zaid Salman

He says his world dwells on stories, moments & imagination. One look at his powerful and inspiring work and you’ll realise the true depth and meaning of his words! Weaving magic through his brilliant photography skills, striking creativity, and the use of unique props, his pictures are setting examples for amateur and experienced photographers alike.

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Had your mind blown? Know of any more awesome Indian travel photographers? Let us know in the comments below. Don’t forget to share this with your photographer friends to inspire them!

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Do you want to improve your travel photography skills? These travel photographers show you corners of the world that you haven’t seen. Ignite the flame to your inner traveler! Here are some of the top Indian travel photographers, full of creativity and endless excitement.

Siddharth Joshi

Siddhartha Joshi is an Indian travel photographer’s role model, writer, blogger, and designer. He enjoys traveling and sharing his experiences. Shares images from across the world to inspire others to embark on fantastic journeys.

Not to mention he loves being referred to as a ‘wanderer’ and takes delight in being one. He is from Mumbai and has appeared on Discovery Channel, CNN, NDTV Goodtimes, Shutterstock, and Buzzfeed. He enjoys reviewing vehicles and technology. Visit his blog Sid – The Wanderer, to view more of his work!

Subhadip Mukherjee

Subhadip has a deep enthusiasm for traveling, photography, and blogging. He worked for more than a decade in the book retail and publishing industry, information technology, and social media. One of his most memorable adventures was backpacking from Kolkata to Yangon (Myanmar) using only a motorcycle, a car, a boat, a train, and a horse cart. His work can be seen on his website, Indian Vagabond.

Aakash Naresh

Aakash’s photography will amaze you, as he usually spends his days surrounded by picturesque hills and snowy mountains. His photographs are a beautiful combination of colors, composition, and the most mind-boggling backdrops! You can find his work on Instagram here!

Navaneeth Unnikrishnan

Navneeth is a traveler and in addition to an avid mobile photographer. His work has even appeared on Nat Geo, BBC Earth, Conde Nast, HuffPost, and other key platforms. Moreover, it is often a combination of outstanding camera skills, impeccable composition, calming lighting, and objects that appear to come alive! You can check out his work as a travel photographer here !

Ravi Dhingra

Ravi started his blog when the idea of using his phone camera to capture movements while on the road inspired him. His images are one-of-a-kind in that they capture the peculiar blend of shadow and light. It depicts emotions in surroundings, art, and design. You can see his work on his blog Ravi Dhingra Photography .

Aman Chotani

Aman Chotani is a New Delhi-based travel photographer who enjoys seeing the world and photographing his trips, the cultures he encounters, and life in general.

In fact, he began his career as an assistant to National Geographic Photographer Louis Kleynhans. Then, branched out on travel and landscape photography. He has visited many fascinating places, including India, Singapore, Nepal, South Africa, Dubai, and the UK. On his website, Aman Chotani Photography, learn more about him and view his extensive collection of work.

Kalyan Varma

Kalyan is a wildlife and travel photographer who spends his time documenting animals and serious environmental issues that need to be highlighted and acknowledged in our day and age. He writes for various prestigious publications, environmental non-profits, and television networks such as Nat Geo and BBC. His work is available on his website, Kalyan Verma Photography.

Shyam Mansingka

Shubham has been traveling around the country full-time since 2014, and he hasn’t looked back. He claims that he can identify the tales of people he encounters on his travels. This is what makes him happy. He overcame asthma discovering true meaning in his life through travel. His bog Travel Shoe Bum continues to inspire millions across the world to follow their ambitions.

Nitin Bothra

Nitin works as a product design engineer by day and transforms into a travel photographer and writer by night. In fact, His panoramic photos have appeared in various online and print publications. Including the UK Street Food Festival, Times of India, Rajasthan Patrika, Udaipurblog.com, and Veggiewala.com. More information on his work can be found on his Instagram, Indian Excursionist.

Anita Bora has been a travel photographer and blogger since 2001. She enjoys writing and expressing herself via words, and photography is another passion. Apart from her regular trip photography, she also does portraits, weddings, interiors, and exteriors. Apart from that, she enjoys diving, wine, jewelry, ceramics, running, and cycling. Her art is available on her blog, Anita Bora Blog.

These are the top ten Indian travel photographers who have done amazing things while inspiring creativity in millions worldwide! If the travel bug has bitten you, use their work to inspire and capture what captivates you!

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From a South India photo tour to Kerala for the night Fire Theyyam and Elephant Festivals with a fascinating exploration on our own deluxe house boats at the Kerala Backwaters. Or the Lath Mar Holi is a very special and unique "advanced" Holi festival, that takes place in a series of villages in India.

With time to enjoy our stay in contrast to the hustle and bustle of Shamans, boatmen, pilgrims, cows, tourists, barbers, and fake Sadhus. We will cross to the other side of the river where no one normally goes, to admire the city from another perspective and witness the daily coming and going of pilgrims.

Why a photography trip in India with Harry Fisch

When it comes to photo tours in India, Harry has been at it a long time. One of the best and most renown in his field, award-winning photographer Harry Fisch knows the country like the back of his hand. As someone so well versed in travel photography in India, where he often goes for his own work, you’ll get one of the best guided photography tours there is in country.

These tours strike the perfect balance between structured time, exclusive access to planned photo shoots, and also free time where you can pursue whatever story you wish to on your own. And the team is seasoned – your photographic leader will help you navigate the country and the people, while Harry advises you and helps you hone your photographic skills with both his knowledge in the field and knowledge of the country.

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Our very special photography tours in India will take you through the endless possibilities of this incredible country by opening all the back stage doors, getting into all the restricted areas, and finding the brightest jewels of this vast and lovely place to hand you a supply of spectacular fodder for your camera.

Nomad offers great, action and access packed photography trips in India year round. With small groups and expert attention, you’ll be sure to walk away with some incredible photos from these trips.

Nomad offers a variety of options for cultural photography trips to India, which include the wonders of the Pushkar Camel Fair with its dizzying, high octane games and trade deals, the Holi Festival which is a literal kaleidoscope of color, paint, laughter, and people, Dwaili and the festival of lights which happens across the country, and trips to Varanasi, the holy site of the Ganges where the faithful come in droves to pray and celebrate.

India travel photography

India is hands down one of the most interesting places on the map for travel photographers, but sometimes also the most frustrating and challenging. No matter! Go into your tour with an open mind and trust in Harry and his team to help you rise to whatever challenges the country throws at you, because this is not a place you want to miss.

Imagine setting yourself up just on the bank of the river in Varanasi, just before dawn. Everything interesting is just about to happen, since the tourists are nowhere to be seen. You wait and the first devoted pilgrims come down the steps to bath, farm animals drift by in the streets, shaking off sleep, as a long boat slips silently through the blue hours of dawn sending sprays of scarlet fire in lines of petrol off the back of their sterns.

Or imagine walking into the camel fair for the first time and coming face to face with the teeming mass of people that have brought hordes of animals into the tiny city of Pushkar. You’ll walk lines of booths selling spices and textiles, camel and horse wear, food, endless drink as the desert bred cowboys race up and down the main thoroughfare just beside you showing off their horse mastery.

Wherever you go in India, it will be the photographic experience of a lifetime.

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For photo lovers like the members of our travel club a trip to India incorporating the above highlights will make for the trip of a lifetime. It’s more exciting to venture off the beaten path anyway and the photography rewards will be abundant! We’re planning a trip to some of these places next year so be on the lookout! For now check out our destination travel guide on the highlights of Delhi .

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48 Famous Indian Photographers You Should Know

Journey through the lens of these eminent Indian photographers, uncovering their profound contributions and iconic imagery in the realm of photography.

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India boasts a rich and diverse tapestry of talent in the realm of photography.

From capturing the vibrant chaos of street life to the serene beauty of landscapes, Indian photographers have made their mark on the global stage.

In this article, we will delve into the captivating world of some of India’s most renowned photographers who have left an indelible imprint on the art form.

These visionary artists have harnessed their creativity to tell powerful stories, challenge perceptions, and document the ever-evolving Indian society.

With a profound understanding of light, composition, and subject matter, they have not only frozen moments in time but have also ignited conversations about culture, tradition, and social issues.

From Raghu Rai’s iconic images that encapsulate India’s cultural diversity to Dabboo Ratnani’s contemporary celebrity portraits, the spectrum of Indian photography is as vast and eclectic as the country itself.

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Famous Indian Photographers You Should Know

Raghu Rai is a renowned Indian photojournalist, known for his captivating and evocative images that document various facets of India’s social, political, and cultural life.

His work spans decades and includes iconic photographs that capture historical moments, such as Indira Gandhi’s assassination, as well as intimate portraits of everyday people.

Rai’s ability to encapsulate emotion and narrative within a single frame has earned him international recognition and numerous awards.

Dayanita Singh

Dayanita Singh is a contemporary Indian photographer whose work defies traditional categorization.

Her images often explore themes of memory, time, and personal narratives. Singh’s distinctive photographic books are considered works of art in themselves, inviting readers to interact with her images in novel ways.

She has exhibited her work globally and is celebrated for her unique approach to storytelling through photography.

Dabboo Ratnani

Dabboo Ratnani is a well-known celebrity photographer in India.

He is famous for his annual calendar featuring Bollywood celebrities, showcasing his skills in portrait photography and capturing the essence of India’s entertainment industry.

His vibrant and glamorous photographs have made him a sought-after photographer in the world of fashion and celebrity culture.

Rathika Ramasamy

Rathika Ramasamy is a prominent wildlife photographer from India.

Her passion for nature and wildlife is evident in her breathtaking images that showcase the beauty of India’s diverse flora and fauna.

Through her work, Ramasamy aims to raise awareness about conservation and the need to protect the environment for future generations.

Atul Kasbekar

Atul Kasbekar is a renowned fashion and portrait photographer who has made a significant impact on the Indian photography scene.

He has captured the essence of Indian fashion and beauty through his lens, working with top models, celebrities, and brands.

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Kasbekar’s impeccable sense of aesthetics and composition has earned him accolades and a prominent place in the fashion industry.

Sudhir Shivaram

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White-rumped Shama Copsychus malabaricus, male, photographed at Bondla Wildlife Sanctuary, Goa, India. Credit: Sudhir Shivaram, CC BY-SA 3.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Sudhir Shivaram is a respected wildlife photographer and educator.

His stunning wildlife photographs, often taken in India’s national parks and reserves, reveal his deep connection with the natural world.

Shivaram’s dedication to conservation and his ability to capture the mesmerizing behaviors of animals make his work not only visually striking but also impactful in promoting environmental awareness.

Prabuddha Dasgupta

Prabuddha Dasgupta was an influential Indian photographer known for his intimate and sensual images.

His work often delved into themes of desire, identity, and the human form.

Dasgupta’s evocative photographs challenge societal norms and have left a lasting mark on the world of contemporary photography .

Gautam Rajadhyaksha

Gautam Rajadhyaksha was a prominent portrait photographer, celebrated for his iconic images of Bollywood celebrities.

His portraits showcased the human side of stars, capturing their vulnerability and humanity.

Rajadhyaksha’s unique perspective and ability to connect with his subjects have left an indelible mark on Indian photography.

Sooni Taraporevala

Sooni Taraporevala is a versatile photographer and filmmaker who has documented life in Mumbai with authenticity and depth.

Her photographs capture the essence of the city’s streets, people, and culture.

In addition to her photography, Taraporevala is known for her screenwriting collaborations with acclaimed filmmaker Mira Nair.

Ketaki Sheth

Ketaki Sheth is known for her poignant portraits and documentary work that offer insights into various aspects of Indian life.

Her photographs often explore themes of identity, community, and human connection.

Sheth’s striking images reveal the beauty and complexity of the human experience.

(Note: Due to space limitations, I’ve provided detailed information about a selection of photographers. If you’d like me to continue with the remaining photographers, please let me know.)

Gauri Gill is a contemporary photographer known for her socially engaged and empathetic approach to documentary photography .

Her projects often involve collaboration with marginalized communities, shedding light on their experiences and stories.

Gill’s photographs are a powerful commentary on social issues and a testament to the resilience of the human spirit.

Ram Rahman is a multifaceted artist, photographer, and activist.

His work spans a wide range of subjects, from architectural photography to social and political themes.

Rahman’s images often capture the essence of urban spaces and the evolving landscape of India, reflecting his keen eye for detail and narrative.

Pushpamala N.

Pushpamala N. is a pioneering Indian artist and photographer known for her conceptual and performative photography.

Her work challenges traditional gender roles and cultural narratives through staged photographs that explore identity, history, and social norms. Pushpamala’s thought-provoking images blend art and activism.

Homai Vyarawalla

Homai Vyarawalla, often referred to as India’s first woman photojournalist, documented pivotal moments in the country’s history, including the final years of British colonial rule and the early years of Indian independence.

Her photographs provide a unique perspective on India’s political and social transformation during a critical period.

Raghubir Singh

Raghubir Singh was a pioneering color photographer known for his vibrant and visually rich images that captured the essence of everyday life in India.

He is considered one of the first photographers to successfully use color photography to portray the complexities of the Indian landscape and culture.

Pablo Bartholomew

Pablo Bartholomew is a prominent Indian photographer whose work spans decades and covers a wide range of subjects, from photojournalism to personal projects.

His powerful images often document social and political issues in India, making a lasting impact on the country’s photographic history.

Abul Kalam Azad

Abul Kalam Azad is a contemporary photographer whose work often revolves around the exploration of identity, memory, and personal narratives.

His evocative images delve into the complexities of human emotions and experiences, inviting viewers to reflect on their own journeys.

Ashok Salian

Ashok Salian is a renowned fashion and advertising photographer known for his dynamic and stylish images.

His work captures the essence of Indian fashion and lifestyle, creating visually compelling narratives that resonate with a wide audience.

Sohrab Hura

Sohrab Hura is a contemporary photographer and artist who uses his work to explore themes of personal identity and mental health.

His photographs often blur the lines between reality and fiction, inviting viewers to question their perception of the world around them.

Sunil Gupta

Sunil Gupta is a pioneering photographer known for his candid and intimate exploration of LGBTQ+ identities and experiences.

His photographs challenge stereotypes and offer a compassionate portrayal of marginalized communities, making a significant contribution to the representation of LGBTQ+ voices in Indian art.

Kulwant Roy

It depicts a difference of opinion between Gandhi and Jinnah. Bombay, 1944 (Cropped from original). Credit: Kulwant Roy, Public Domain, via Wikimedia Commons

Kulwant Roy was a legendary photojournalist whose career spanned several decades and covered key moments in India’s history, including the pre- and post-independence era.

His photographs provide a unique insight into India’s political and cultural landscape during a transformative period.

Sunil Janah

Sunil Janah was a celebrated photographer known for his powerful images that documented the struggles and triumphs of ordinary people, particularly during India’s independence movement.

His photographs offer a poignant visual record of significant historical events and social change.

Navaneeth Unnikrishnan

Navaneeth Unnikrishnan is a contemporary photographer whose work often focuses on street photography and documentary storytelling .

His images capture fleeting moments of everyday life, highlighting the beauty and poignancy of human interactions and urban landscapes.

Vikram Bawa

Vikram Bawa is a versatile photographer recognized for his expertise in fashion, portrait, and commercial photography .

His dynamic and visually striking images have made a significant impact on the Indian photography industry.

Thakur Dalip Singh

Thakur Dalip Singh is known for his captivating wildlife and nature photography .

His images capture the majesty of India’s diverse wildlife and natural landscapes, showcasing the beauty and fragility of the country’s ecosystem.

Varun Aditya

Varun Aditya is a contemporary photographer who often focuses on travel and wildlife photography .

His visually stunning images provide glimpses into the beauty of nature and wildlife from various corners of India.

Sandesh Kadur

Sandesh Kadur is a wildlife photographer and filmmaker whose work emphasizes the importance of conservation.

Through his stunning photographs, Kadur sheds light on the rich biodiversity of India and the urgent need to protect it.

Ashok Dilwali

Ashok Dilwali is a landscape photographer known for his breathtaking images of the Himalayas.

His photographs capture the serene and awe-inspiring beauty of the mountains , reflecting his deep connection with nature.

Ashvin Gatha

Ashvin Gatha’s work often revolves around cultural and social themes.

His images provide insightful glimpses into the lives of people and communities, highlighting the diversity and complexity of Indian society.

Ramkishan Suthar

Ramkishan Suthar is known for his traditional and documentary-style photography that showcases various aspects of Indian culture, rituals, and daily life.

His images offer a glimpse into the rich cultural tapestry of the country.

Randeep Maddoke

Randeep Maddoke is a versatile photographer who excels in various genres, including fashion, beauty, and portraiture.

His visually appealing and creative photographs have garnered attention and recognition in the photography industry.

Anupam Nath

Anupam Nath is a photojournalist whose work often covers news and current events.

His photographs provide a visual documentation of important moments and issues in India, offering a glimpse into the country’s social and political landscape.

Ashish Parmar

Picture of his wife, Raina that was uploaded on Instagram selected for the iPhone 6S campaign. Credit: Ashish Parmar, CC BY-SA 4.0, via Wikimedia Commons

Ashish Parmar is a renowned advertising and fashion photographer .

His visually striking images often feature celebrities and models, showcasing his skill in capturing the essence of style and glamour.

Zaverilal Mehta

Zaverilal Mehta is known for his architectural and documentary photography.

His images capture the intricacies of Indian architecture and urban landscapes, reflecting the juxtaposition of tradition and modernity.

Dhritiman Mukherjee

Dhritiman Mukherjee is a wildlife photographer whose images portray the beauty and diversity of India’s wildlife.

His captivating photographs often reveal the behaviors and habitats of various species, contributing to conservation efforts.

Darren Centofanti

Darren Centofanti is a photographer and filmmaker whose work encompasses a wide range of subjects, from fashion and beauty to documentary projects.

His diverse portfolio reflects his versatility and creative vision.

Lala Deen Dayal

A group of people walking across a bridge.

Entrance bridge to Hyderabad, India. Credit: Lala Deen Dayal, Public domain, via Wikimedia Commons

Lala Deen Dayal was a pioneering photographer who documented the landscapes, architecture, and people of India during the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

His historical photographs offer a valuable visual record of India’s history and culture.

Rohan Shrestha

Rohan Shrestha is a contemporary photographer known for his dynamic and vibrant images.

His work often features celebrities and fashion models, capturing their energy and personality in each photograph.

Tapan Sheth

Tapan Sheth’s photography often focuses on nature, wildlife, and landscapes.

His images showcase the breathtaking beauty of India’s natural world and the need for conservation.

Kalyan Varma

Kalyan Varma is a wildlife and conservation photographer whose images shed light on India’s diverse ecosystems and the challenges they face.

His powerful photographs advocate for environmental awareness and the preservation of wildlife.

Darogha Ubbas Alli

Darogha Ubbas Alli is a documentary and street photographer who captures the essence of everyday life in India.

His candid and observant images offer insights into the nuances of human interactions, culture, and society.

Aishwarya Sridhar

Aishwarya Sridhar is a young wildlife photographer and conservationist who has made a mark for herself with her impactful images of India’s wildlife and natural landscapes.

Her dedication to conservation and her ability to capture rare moments in the wild have earned her recognition and awards.

Jayanth Sharma

Jayanth Sharma is a wildlife and nature photographer whose images reveal the beauty and wonder of India’s wilderness.

His evocative photographs often showcase the behaviors and habitats of various animal species, highlighting the need for conservation efforts.

Sunjoy Monga

Sunjoy Monga is a photographer and filmmaker whose work spans a wide range of subjects, from travel and culture to documentary projects.

His visually captivating images provide insights into different facets of India’s rich and diverse heritage.

Siddharth Shanghvi

Siddharth Shanghvi is a novelist, photographer, and filmmaker whose visual storytelling captures the essence of his literary works.

His photographs offer unique perspectives on places and people, inviting viewers to explore the intricate relationship between words and images.

Ritam Banerjee

Ritam Banerjee is a photojournalist known for his news and documentary photography.

His images provide a firsthand look at important events and stories in India, offering a visual narrative of the country’s social and political dynamics.

Baljit Singh Deo

Baljit Singh Deo is a talented portrait and fashion photographer who has captured the essence of style and glamour in his images.

His work often features celebrities and models, showcasing their personalities and creating visually striking compositions.

Boman Irani

Boman Irani is a photographer and filmmaker known for his candid and authentic images that capture human emotions and expressions.

His photographs often convey powerful stories, reflecting his keen observation of life’s moments.

What are some common styles adopted by Indian photographers?

Indian photographers, like photographers from any other country, have diverse styles and approaches to their craft. India’s rich cultural heritage, diverse landscapes, and social complexity provide a wide range of subject matter and inspiration.

Here are some common styles and themes often adopted by Indian photographers:

Street Photography : India’s bustling streets, colorful markets, and diverse people make it a fertile ground for street photography. Photographers often capture candid moments and everyday life in urban and rural settings.
Documentary Photography : Indian photographers have a strong tradition of documentary photography. They use their work to shed light on social issues, cultural practices, and human stories. Notable examples include the work of Raghu Rai and Dinesh Khanna.
Travel Photography : India’s varied landscapes, from the Himalayan mountains to its tropical beaches, attract travel photographers . They capture the natural beauty, architecture, and cultural diversity of the country.
Portrait Photography : Indian portrait photographers aim to capture the essence and character of their subjects. Portraits often highlight the unique features, expressions, and personalities of individuals from various backgrounds.
Wildlife Photography : India’s rich biodiversity offers excellent opportunities for wildlife photographers. National parks and sanctuaries are home to numerous species, including tigers, elephants, and rare birds.
Cultural and Festival Photography : India’s cultural diversity is celebrated through various festivals and rituals. Photographers often capture the vibrant colors, traditions, and ceremonies during events like Diwali, Holi, and Navratri.
Fine Art Photography : Many Indian photographers explore fine art photography, creating visually captivating and conceptually rich images that often blur the line between photography and art.
Architectural Photography : India is home to a wide range of architectural wonders, from ancient temples and palaces to modern skyscrapers. Photographers often focus on capturing the details and grandeur of these structures.
Fashion Photography : India’s growing fashion industry has given rise to fashion photographers who create stylish and glamorous images for magazines, advertising campaigns, and designers.
Documenting Social Issues : Indian photographers often use their work to draw attention to pressing social issues such as poverty, gender inequality, and environmental challenges. They aim to raise awareness and advocate for change through their images.
Experimental and Conceptual Photography: Some Indian photographers push the boundaries of traditional photography by experimenting with techniques, including long exposure, multiple exposures, and creative editing. They use photography as a medium for artistic expression.
Astrophotography: With the increasing interest in astronomy and astrophysics, Indian photographers are capturing breathtaking images of the night sky, celestial events, and landscapes under the stars.

These styles are not unique to Indian photographers, and there is a wide range of individual approaches and innovations within each category.

Indian photography is characterized by its diversity and its ability to capture the cultural, social, and natural richness of the country.

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Travel photography has emerged as an excellent career option for those who have an inclination towards both travel and photography . This career provides an interesting opportunity for people to put their photography skills and interests to use. Even though a camera is all you need to become a travel photographer, there are a few additional requirements that can help you excel in this domain. Read through the blog to know more about a career in travel photography.

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What is travel photography, skills required, eligibility, how to become a travel photographer, courses in travel photography, top universities abroad, top colleges in india, online courses.

Do you know 74% of the travellers use social media while travelling and 97% of Millenials are known to be involved in sharing travel images!

Travel Photography is a branch of photography that deals with the travel and tourism industry. A travel photographer is a professional responsible for the photographic documentation of a region’s landscape, people, cultures, customs and history. One may call a travel photo an image that expresses the feeling of a time and place which in the truest sense, portrays a land, its people, or a culture.

For those who wish to become a travel photographer, they must possess the following skills:

Strong visual skills
Creative skills
Eye for detail
Strong socialising skills
Advanced Photoshop skills
Ability to be on themselves
Willingness to travel
Good imaginative skills

Although there are no specific eligibility criteria for becoming a travel photographer, aspiring candidates must know what the generic criteria is. To pursue a career in travel photography, an individual must meet the following eligibility criteria:

Candidates must have completed XIIth from a recognized board.
Candidates must hold a bachelor’s degree in related fields.
Candidates with prior experience in work related to the tourism photography industry are preferred.
Candidates must possess the required skillset.

To become a travel photographer, an aspiring candidate should follow the given steps.

Candidates should begin with learning the basics of photography by signing up for courses available in photography.
Once they have acquired the skills they should then move on to creating their own unique style of photography. One must find their niche and master it.
They can then build a strong portfolio for themselves after they have specialised in their own niche.
They should be actively involved in promoting their work on social media to generate exposure.
Finally using their portfolio and social media they must try pitching in clients.

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It is important that students understand certain technical terms, lenses used, subjects, etc. to make a successful career in travel photography. The following are the courses for travel photography.

Bachelor of Fine Arts in Travel Photography
Diploma in Travel Photography
Diploma in Travel and Nature Photography
Certificate Course in Advanced Travel Photography
Certificate Course in Nature and Wildlife Photography

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For becoming a travel photographer, students can apply for the following colleges abroad.

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Dim Or Bright – What Is The Future Of Photography In India?

Before you choose to pursue any profession, you need to find out whether or not it has scope. After all, what’s the use of honing your skills and putting in months and years of hard work if the field you’re planning to pursue has no future?

With the boom of the fashion, media, and advertising industry, photography is turning from a hobby into a profession for a large section of the Indian youth. Keeping this in mind, let’s take a look at the future of photography in India!

Initially, it can be hard to make a living in this field. But if you’re willing to put in the hard work and be creative, photography can turn into a rewarding profession for you.

You can choose to be self-employed and run your own studio or you can take up freelancing projects. You can also start as an assistant with a professional photographer . If you’re interested in pursuing photojournalism, you can also assist various news reporters.

As an assistant, you can earn between INR 3,000 to INR 6,500 per month. If you work as a full time professional, you could rake in anything from INR 25,000 to INR 40,000 a month. Some fields such as fashion photography are even more lucrative if you’re an expert in the field.

As a modern day photographer, you can work in several avatars. Some of them are-

Photojournalism

A photojournalist supplies pictures to the local, national, and global press. This career role demands an ability to photograph all kinds of newsworthy people, sports, places, community, and political events for newspapers, magazines, journals or television. A photojournalist must possess a journalistic sense to shoot a good news picture.

Quick Facts

Average Salary – INR 4 to 6 Lacs per annum
Scope in India – Photojournalism has tremendous scope in India as newspapers and magazines are always on the lookout for skilled photojournalists.
Is it saturated? – It is a near-saturated field.

Feature photography

A features photographer needs to describe a story through pictures. Hence, they require a thorough knowledge of the subject. Many photographers specialize in the photography of wildlife, travel, sports, and the environment.

Feature photographers can sell their work to magazines in the same field. For instance, if you’ve done a feature on a small town in Istanbul, you can sell your work to an online or offline travel magazine.

Average Salary – INR 4 to 6 Lacs per annum
Scope in India – Good scope
Is it saturated? – Not yet

Industrial photography

Also known as commercial photography, an industrial photographer clicks pictures of merchandise, interiors and exteriors of factories, as well as machinery. His work is then used in company brochures, annual reports, and in advertising and selling.

Average Salary – INR 3 to 5 Lacs per annum

Wedding and event photography

One of the most happening photography fields in India as well as worldwide, wedding photography has arrived in full swing and it is here to stay! These photographers take pictures of individuals or small groups, handling subjects like pets, children, families, weddings, functions and activities of sports and social clubs.

Average Salary – INR 6 to 25 Lacs per annum
Scope in India – Tremendous scope
Is it saturated? While there are too many wedding and event photographers in the urban scene, it is safe to say that there is still room for more!

Advertising photography

Most photographers who work with the advertising industry work as freelancers. These photographers work with photographic departments of advertising agencies and photographic studios.

Advertising photography is possibly the best-paid and most competitive branch of all. Success in this niche depends entirely on ability, efficiency, and the right attitude.

Average Salary – INR 5 to 8 Lacs per annum
Is it saturated? Not yet

There are other branches too like fashion and nature and wildlife photography which are gaining momentum in India. However, to practice these types of photography, a professional photographer needs to have highly-developed skills.

The future of photography is shining bright! Photography is a flourishing profession that isn’t going to become extinct anytime soon. So if you want to be a professional photographer in India, now’s the right time!

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The Wide Scope of the Photography Industry in India

by Pearl Academy | Aug 29, 2019 | 25 Years Of Creative Impact , Delhi |

With the recent boom in avenues such as advertising, media, and the fashion industry, photography has surfaced as a lucrative and stimulating career option to a large number of Indian youngsters. Until not too long ago, photography was classified as a hobby profession only, but now it has grown in an unprecedented manner. These days, photography is quickly rising as a popular career choice among a variety of different age groups. It is a creative means of expression, with a camera replacing the purpose of a pen or the paintbrush.

In the contemporary world of today, photographers can practice their trade across a host of different verticals, such as –

Photojournalism

Photojournalists capture pictures which are eventually supplied to national and international media houses. This career avenue demands capabilities catering to capturing distinct noteworthy & influential individuals, historic places, sports, political & community events for newspapers, journals, magazines, or television. It is absolutely critical for a photojournalist to possess a journalistic sense and angle while shooting a good news image.

Feature Photography

Feature photography practically revolves around describing, or narrating a story through pictures and therefore mandates the need for a thorough knowledge of the respective subject. Photographers have the choice to specialise in the photography of wildlife, sports travel, environment etc, based on their interest and personal preference.

Portrait/Wedding Photography

Photographers employed in the wedding industry are commonly handed the task of capturing the happenings and activities of lavish and grand weddings. They should be skilled in taking photos of small and large groups, children, families, and other social occasions.

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These type of photographers generally work with the creative and graphics departments of advertising agencies, or in photographic studios. A significant section of them happens to be freelancers as well. Advertising photography is possibly the most lucrative and competitive branch of all; success and growth in this sphere depend entirely on capability, efficiency, and personality.

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Photography is a medium of communication and a combination of technology and art. Here, in an Ultimate Guide to Travel photography , we are really going to have the journey. Yes, the journey begins here by exploring all about Travel photography. We all would have wished or might have thought to visit some particular place at least once in our lifetime, right! Maybe because we have either liked those places or it might be out of our curiosity to know about that place.

You will be here knowing step by step namely what is travel photography, the scope and career in travel photography, the best travel photography courses and colleges , jobs and salaries, and essential equipment needed for travel photography.

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For no doubt, we all love to have it in our various stages of life. Just image you are going for a visit to one of your Uncle’s home from your home town. Driving your car nearly 500 km and with your friends with you. Won’t you get down from the car at least every 2 hrs and enjoy that particular place and its surroundings? Will, you do not capture those lovely places and moments? Travelling gets more interesting when you enjoy those moments and cherish those in your memories in the form of beautiful images.

What is Travel?

The travel actually refers to the action of moving from one place to another of some length. The mode of traveling can be by roadways, railways, airways, and even waterways. You experience a different feeling when the mode changes. For instance, it is totally different when it’s through walking, motorcycles, car, bus, train, airplanes, boat or ship, etc.

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Some do believe that travel is about the fact of how long one has moved from one place to another, namely the length of the journey. While some others believe that, travel is all about how good you have

What is Travel Photography?

Travel Photography is one of the genres in photography where one can fulfill their two wishes together. Yes, you read it correctly. Photography and Travelling. It is where you showcase or document different places with the landscapes, people, their culture, livelihood, lifestyle, and many more.

“The World is just like a Large Book. Those who do not Travel would have probably always read-only one Page.”

It is to mention that Travel photography plays a huge role in knowing the different parts of the world. In fact, it keeps us most of the time filled with adventurous journeys, risks, and thrills.

Types of Travel Photography

The best travel photography is always capable of establishing the reality of the place. Moreover, it brings in the feeling to the viewers as they themselves were there in that particular place at that particular moment. Further, we will be knowing more about how to make successful travel photography, what are the techniques used in it, and why Travel Photography is so prominent.

Actually, Travel Photography includes all the photography that comes during your journey from starting point to the destination place. For instance, whether it’s people, animal, place, thing or food, etc… and even anything that comes in the way.

Let’s see, some of the types of photography. It includes Landscape Photography, Architecture Photography, Street Photography, People and Culture Photography, Food Photography , Documentary Photography, and Wildlife Photography.

Nature and Landscape Photography

The most pleasing and attractive photograph that one acquires during their travel photography is the Landscape photography with its natural background. Apart from the technical settings in travel photography, it also demands for good composition. Some would try the composition with Rule of Thirds concept in mind while there are occasions where the composition in Golden Ratio excellently.

People and Culture Photography

If you ever think of a place anywhere in the world, you would surely come up with several thoughts. For instance, about the people residing there, their lifestyles, their clothing, the food they eat, and many more, etc… In addition to this, how can we forget about the culture of the people over there? Hence, comes the people photography where all these are reflected in the images.

Architecture Photography

The buildings, historic places, monuments, museums, abstract buildings, the textures, all of these, and more come our way during the journey of travel photography. Whether its day with shining light or filled with clouds or blue sky or even in the low light, all make a different result. Photographers always find the various features of architecture through their images.

Wildlife Photography

During some of our journeys, we come across wild animals, and birds by chance. Usually, professional photographers have a pre-planning for wildlife photography and visit their destination purposefully. While a travel photographer intends in exploring the various locations. Hence, in such situations, some places are found with not only people but also with the wild-lives. With this in intention, although if the person is not a wildlife photographer, he or she gets all set and ready with the necessary camera equipment for the same.

Just go through our article on An ultimate guide to Wildlife photography and the know the wonderful aspect of wildlife photography.

Street and Documentary Photography

Obviously, every place is not the same. And will not give the same images every time even if you visit the same location number of times. Now, think of a street that you have seen earlier some months back. Even though it is still available there, you won’t get the same things as before.

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The experience in street photography is something that one finds difficult to compare with the just previous street photographs. Because of its differences, it’s unique.

The Uses of Travel Photography

Travel Photography plays a vital role in various other areas or sessions. For example, in education, in bringing awareness, giving information, entertainment, and also in tour and tourism. When the relevant images in addition to its information is provided, the effect and the result is remarkable.

One of the prime factors for revealing and expressing the unknown facts about many things around the world is because of photographs being captured. And many of those are the ones acquired and cherished during ones travel.

As such travel photographs are been used in many important streams. Without which knowledge about the place, people over there, their lifestyle can be hardly known to other parts of the world.

The larger world has lots of things to show. We being in the digital world, love to travel different places leaving back all our stress and pressure of work. The memorable travel photographs become a treasure in all such situations.

Where are Travel Photographs being used?

Disclosing the unknown or expressing the reality and facts of the place, people, and things are some of the purposes that come out from Travel photography. The main aim of travel photography is to create awareness or showing the unexposed places. So, it is used in all kinds of educational purposes, travel, and tourism departments.

Moreover, the travel photographs are also much helpful for some of the government departments or agencies that work for Government projects, welfare organizations, etc… Also, the media, newspaper, magazines, books, social media, has a huge requirement for travel photographs. After all, these media would fail to express and impress the viewers, readers, and audiences without these images.

Travel Photographer

It would be simply meaningless to mention here the definition of “Who is a Travel Photographer?”. The moment you got to know “what is travel photography?” and “what are the types of travel photography?”, you would have undoubtedly made up your mind with who will be called as a travel photographer. Of course, the one who takes photographs of all or any of the above-mentioned types of photography by traveling from one place to another.

But, you must not get confused about the terms “Traveler” and “Travel Photographer.” A traveler aims to travel to different places, irrespective of the length of the traveling distance. Whereas, a travel photographer aims in photography for which he or she needs to travel to different places.

The Role of a Travel photographer

A travel photographer needs to be always ready to explore new destinations. They need to sometimes follow an adventurous life and face new challenges and risks. Despite all these, they are the ones who learn first about any place and then let others know about it. Indeed they witness the most of any place during the journey until they reach the destination.

A Travel Photographer has the power to make many things possible. The unlimited bunch of travel photographs by any photographer is considered to be the milestones.

Best Travel Photographers

There are many legendary photographers who have made a remarkable impression through their work in this category. Either as a Landscape Photographer or Documentary Photographer or Architecture Photographer. Some do it for their passion or some do as their profession.

Here are some of the best Travel Photographers who considered as inspirations to the beginners or armatures. Their works and contributions has been a medium for expressing their vision too to the world.

Chris Burkard
Steve McCurry
Diana Zeyneb Alhindawi
Mattia Passarini
Yasmin Mund
Bill Bradshaw

How do I become a Professional Travel Photographer?

Basically, photography is an art of visual storytelling. To make travel photography as a profession, you need to have more patience and should work hard till the end. Because that patience and hard work are the two important factors, that will surely help you to become a professional. Here are some of the tips to become a travel photographer,

Travel Photography Education

Develop the basic knowledge about photography Each photographer should have a clear idea and should know about the fundamentals of photography. As well as should also have a basic camera and gear knowledge.

Completing Professional Photography Education The Photography Educations help a photographer to know in detail regarding photography and act wisely in the field. So, getting proper photography education is essential.

Improve Editing Skills A good photograph is valued by its presentation. Editing plays a vital role in this. Hence, it is worth to learn and apply the editing skills.

Equipment and Skills

Get proper Camera Gears and Accessories A wrong combination of gears and accessories can destroy the entire journey of travel photography. A photographer needs to have a proper selection of cameras and suitable equipment as per once comfort and need.

Apply Marketing Strategy Here, marketing strategy doesn’t merely mean about selling one’s photographs. Rather, marketing skills also mean to make your ideas, and views reach others through your photographs. To establish our works, marketing either online or offline plays a major role.

Improve observation and research skills Observation is the most required basic skills that might make a photographer different from others. Our deep observation around us and the presence of mind while we go out to a location, really adds benefit in our photographs. On the other hand, research on our location or field of visit makes us to pre-plan the traveling as well as our photography.

Final Approach and Efforts

Choose proper platform A good work is always praised when it makes an impact on the viewers. It may be one image from hundred of several images that you have capture in one particular travel photography. Magazines, online websites, media etc., likewise there are many medium through which we can reach the audience. So, it is necessary to have knowledge regarding technologies and facilities available and making use of it.

Hard work Patience and hard work are two essential factors for any work or job. Whether you work independently or under a company. If you are capable of working hard and have patience definitely you too can make a great impact through your work. and reach great heights.

Additional Skills required to become a Travel photographer

Even though if you have knowledge about camera and photography, editing, and another technical part. There are some of the other basic skills that are necessary to become a professional photographer. They are,

Creative thinking
Presence of mind
Self-confident
Perseverance
Acceptance of surrounding
Observation skills
Communication skills
Getting out from your comfort zone

Physically and Mentally should be ready

As we all know that to fit into any job, we have to be healthy both physically and mentally. He or she to be well prepared for any journey at any time.

Ready to handle situations

Each situation will be different from others. A photographer should be capable of handling situations wisely. A travel photographer needs to be ready to face every challenge as per the stress and pressure of work, etc… Since we don’t exactly know what the situation will be all through our journey.

While one is traveling, it is very obvious that one must be ready to face varied situations. Although the skill to tackle problems and situations is not added as one of the skills. But, it is one of the factors necessary which improves by every journey.

Whatever your subject is, either the still subjects such as architecture, landscapes, or the moving expressive faces; one has to take care of getting the best outcome from it.

Travel Photography Courses

There are various photography courses available for different duration and structures. Whereas the completely dedicated travel photography courses are offered by very few reputed colleges around the world. Some of them offer certificate courses while a few others offer degree and diploma courses in travel photography. This degree in photography provides the most comprehensive training for someone serious about this profession.

What education do you need to be a travel photographer?

First of all, education is important for any profession. To become a travel photographer basic education of +2 and need to join any Photography colleges for Diploma in Travel Photography Course. Knowledge, education, and information are the most important things for one who needs to be a professional photographer. Photography education is no different. The next step in travel photography education is to start learning and researching about various different places. It indeed creates interest in you to know more and makes you internally confident to capture the best during your travel.

The basic requirement for education is the willingness to come forward and get ready to learn things.

Since after taking photographs from various other places, you need to establish your work to the audience. Hence, education for editing, digital marketing is so much important. Knowing more about various genres and types of travel photography, allows one to accept the essential skills, tips, tricks and develop one working skills.

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Requirements for photographers vary as per the field and industry. Some may require only a high school diploma or equivalent, others may require additional training or an associate’s or bachelor’s degree. Photographers often start their careers as interns, assistants, or related positions gaining experience as they move on learning.

The extent of the education you need to be a photographer may depend largely on your goals in the field. Good technical abilities, knowledge of equipment, and in-field experience.

Certificate Course in Photography is a few months course
Professional Diploma in Travel Photography is a one year course
PG Diploma in Travel Photography is a one year course
Bachelor of Visual Arts is a three years course

Best Travel Photography Colleges

There are limited colleges around the world that provides complete education related to travel photography. Hence, choose wisely, which photography course would fulfill your requirements and needs. Creative Hut Institute of Photography Provides one year Professional Diploma in Travel Photography.

Job opportunities in Travel Photography

Travel Photography offers a broad range of potential career opportunities in many areas. From working as a photojournalist or a media correspondent to a blogger, etc… There are plenty of ways to combine your love for traveling with photography if you have got passion, determination, and talent.

Travel Photography Jobs

Freelance Photographer
Photojournalist
Destination Wedding Photographer
Resort Photographer
Travel Blogger
Travel and Tourism Departments
The Travel Magazines
Online Travel Websites

If you are creative minded and if you have the motivation to turn your dream into reality. Now more than ever there is huge need for strong photographic content and images. Indeed these make an impact on various career options.

How to make Income as a Travel Photographer?

The professional photographer is mostly said to be the one who makes income over his particular category of work. Here are some of the tips to make an income,

Selling stock photography
Selling photos to magazines, tourism boards etc…
Different assignments
Advertising and or publishing house
Blogging/vlogging
Selling printed photographs
Freelancing as clients needs
Online courses
In-person workshops

What is travel photography salary?

As a Photographer during the early stages, it is obvious that the earning will be less. Our continuous efforts, help us to prove our self with our effective photography works. And thus, the income increases gradually.

A Travel Photographer can earn an average of Rs. 7,000 to Rs 18,000 per month or project at the beginning according to the work and platform one selects for earning. It can be gradually increased if we work completely with passion. Some individuals even earn Rs.50,000 per month because of their work quality. Maybe not every single month. But, on average Rs.25000/ per month or project depending upon your work.

Scope of Travel Photography

When one gets to know more about certain places, its people, their lifestyles, its history, culture, religion, food, architecture, and monuments. Then it indeed helps you to get the idea of the subject while one is in the field.

During the trip, when we go to various places we should always respect the people, their land and all the surrounding for what and how they are.

As a travel photographer, your each trip to another destination should have an aim.

Travel Photography Tips and Tricks

Also, keep in mind that all the gears and camera accessories are valuable assets, so keep things safe and sound. While going for a trip make sure to have sufficient and proper hard disk and memory cards. Always keep the camera with you as easy access for grabbing it and taking pictures as soon as possible. Such that you won’t miss single wonderful frames and actions. While going to some common and famous places, try to avoid crowds so that you can get a better perspective.

Find a niche or specialty
Invest in good camera gear and equipment
Be flexible, travel photography requires commitment
Try to apply the knowledge gained through photography education
May research on the possible subjects before taking images
Always carry a notepad or notebook or anything that enables you to note the important facts
Improve observation quality
Have respect for everything around you
Always have your camera with you
Maintain presence of mind
Be creative and bring-up own style

Travel Photography Equipment

Perfect Camera Body
Lens and Equipment
Wide Angle Lens
Telephoto Zoom Lens
Drone, not compulsory
Memory Card
Camera Batteries
Travel Tripod
Lens Filters
Lens ball for some creative shots
Camera and lens cleaning kit
LED or Torch Lights

Some of the Best Cameras for Travel Photography

Canon EOS R
Fujifilm X100F
GoPro Hero7 Black
DJI Mavic Pro Drone

Travel Photography Guide

As a travel photographer, your each trip to another destination should have an aim. Its not only about the landscape. In fact, its a full package comprising people and culture, architecture, street, lifestyle, food and any kind of photography possible there. Once you return from the trip and go through your images, you would definitely feel a complete satisfaction.

A professional photographer of any genre requires proper knowledge about photography and should develop creative skill to make uniqueness. As the words from Herry Miller states,

An Ultimate guide to travel photography is an effort to provide the sufficient information and details in this field. In the hope that it may provide our readers with the necessary skills, education, job opportunity, salary details, how to make a career, and to earn income out of it.

The specialization in Travel Photography is offered by very rare colleges in the World. Creative Hut Institue of Photography offers one year Professional Diploma In Travel Photography.

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From portraits to travel snapshots, here are the best cameras for all types of photography

What are the best cameras for all types of photography ? At a time when we live, eat and breathe Instagram , it’s natural to constantly capture moments around us; be it that golden Goan sunset from a much-needed weekend getaway or the gooey decadence of the most sinful chocolate pastry you ordered in on a night of indulgence. But sometimes, a smartphone camera just doesn’t cut it. Ask any photographer, nay even a photography enthusiast—and they’ll tell you that the charm of capturing something through a certain millimetre lens, tailor-made for the subject in hand—is hard to compete with.

Now most historians attribute the invention of the first photographic camera to a Frenchman, Joseph Nicéphore Niépce, in 1816. What emerged after was a fascinating evolution of the device—from pinhole cameras to polaroids, auto focus and digicams to DSLRs and now mirrorless. With the advent of social media sites and public forums came the possibility to share one’s favourite shots with the world and with it a subsequent rise in interest in all kinds of photography styles. Fast forward to today, when there’s a camera or a dozen for every kind of photography under the sun. And for post-sundown as well. Despite factors like price, durability, portability and compactness playing a deciding role, here’s our top picks for cameras vis a vis the photography style you wish to pursue.

(Disclaimer: As most professional photographers will tell you, the lens you use is as, if not more, important than the camera you pick for any type of photography. Our list here mentions only the camera sans the lens that would go best with it.)

Here are the best cameras for all types of photography

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The Nikon Z7

While on the pricey side, the Nikon Z7 is a great option for those looking to shoot great portraits. The 45.7 MP image sensor can give you seriously sharp foregrounds and also scope for nicely blurred backgrounds. With its IAF, the most important part of the subject you are shooting will naturally be pen sharp, taking the pressure off, and giving you the leeway to focus instead on the composition of the shot.

This is a great option if you’re trying to capture portraits of subjects in motion, for instance, little kids on bikes, or your mum laughing. The device has great real-time eye detection tracking which allows you to take great portrait shots of people moving. With its 24.2 MP, 11fps and ISO 100-32000, it captures high-quality split-second action splendidly.

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The Sony a9 II

Sony a9 II’s autofocus and tracking abilities, especially when it comes to photographing birds in flight and wildlife in motion, is what makes this such a great option for those interested in wildlife photography. With its auto focus, it locks on to the bird or animal being photographed and tracks its motion without getting blurry or losing focus. The APSC (crop sensor) is also a great feature because by toggling to APSC and thus boosting up the apparent size of the subject, the autofocus usually locks on easier on moving subjects at a distance. With a silent electronic shutter (important for not scaring away wildlife!), 20 frames per second speed and no rolling blackout, the Sony a9 II is a recommended pick indeed.

The Nikon D500 can shoot up to 10 frames a second, with a buffer that can hold up to 200 images while shooting at 14-bit RAW lossless compressed mode. It also boasts of a 20.9-MP image sensor, matrix, spot, centre and highlight weighted metering systems, as well as an impressive shutter speed of 1/8000 per second. Its dynamic range, group area autofocus, 153 focus points and metering system which preserves highlights by underexposing a scene (which holds the possibility of being overexposed), make this a great buy for wildlife photographers.

Fashion Photography

The Panasonic Lumix DC-S5

The Panasonic Lumix DC-S5 is a favourite among fashion photographers. It has a 24MP full-frame CMOS sensor with in-body stabilisation and internal UHD 4K video capture. It also sports a weather-resistant build and supports two SD card slots. Its high-resolution mode allows motion-blue processing which helps you capture very sharp images, and in particular the colours and the details of the subject you’re photographing—much needed in the world of fashion photography.

Canon EOS 5D Mark IV

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This full frame 30.4 CMOS sensor with dual pixel af makes this a great pick for those interested in fashion photography. This model boasts an improved dynamic range, resolution, af precision and af speed.

Travel Photography

For travel photographers who are constantly on the move, the need for compact, portable cameras which can shoot all kinds of subjects in all kinds of light, is imperative. This is where the Canon EOS R5 comes in. Not only does it boast of stellar detection autofocus which will lock in on a human or animal or car in 0.05 seconds, but it also offers focus across pretty much the whole viewfinder. For those who are into astrophotography, low light photography, or shooting with a neutral density filter, the R5 is able to focus in light levels that are as low as -6EV, for instance, you’ll be able to get clear imagery of a landscape even lit by a half-moon. Through its subject detection system (in Servo AF mode), you can also direct the camera to search for the subject in a specific area. It also has a touch-enabled flip-out screen for the user’s convenience and offers you the best of both worlds via its “Fv” or Flexible value mode, which allows you to keep the camera in full auto mode which then selects aperture, shutter speed, and ISO values for you, or you can even pick and choose to adjust any of these three.

The Fuji X100V

What if we told you that a fixed lens camera makes a perfect fit for a travel photographer? The Fuji X100 series has always been a fun and quirky choice, but the lightweight, minimalist X100V, the fifth iteration in this series of cameras, is a stand out. For starters, it features a brand new F2 lens that brings out sharper quality images than the much-loved XF23mmF2 lens. It also draws very little attention to itself, so it’s a great device to use to capture candid shots. The USP of this model for travel photographers is definitely the fact that it doesn’t call for an abundance of gear and you can set out for the day with just a light backpack and this camera in tow, without compromising on the quality of the photographs which emerge as sharp as ever.

Food Photography

This camera is usually high on the list for food photographers with a penchant for Instagram. We’ve all seen those drool-worthy food shots on the ‘gram and salivated right on our phones, and the Sony a7 III is to blame for at least some of those posts. It offers 693 detecting points in a broad region of up to 93 percent, and its Autofocus’s 4D focusing acquisition speed helps in improving the stark details of the food products being documented. Further, the BSI image sensor helps produce sharp and bright images without sacrificing on pixel quality. Its ISO sensitivity doesn’t leave any room for graininess.

Canon’s flagship interchangeable mirror lens camera is a popular choice among food photographers. It boasts of a 24 MP ASP-C format sensor, dual pixel autofocus system and HD video which gives the photographer plenty of flexibility to work with. It also takes great timelapse videos, an imperative feature when it comes to recording food shows or recipe makings.

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Travel is always fun to explore the places but of course, I do think it gives an immense opportunity to expand our perspectives. If you are a photographer, it will be real feather in your cap to have progressive skills. The more you travel, the more experience you get that you can comprehend your thoughts, perspective and stories.

1. Do you travel light?

Travel photography by its very nature is inspirational and exciting – but it’s easy to get carried away when you prepare what to take with you. Whilst it would be fantastic to take all of your kit abroad practicalities such as baggage allowance and insurance costs could mean you are better of hiring equipment on arrival or opting for lesser items. Ideally if you choose to take your own kit you’ll need to travel light: one, a wad of memory cards, a lightweight mini tripod, portable storage unit, a pocket-size compact, a flash unit, a selection of lenses and a durable camera bag that distributes the weight evenly over your shoulders and protects against heat, cold, sand and moisture.

Travel opens up a wide scope of genres for the avid photographer to explore, but picking which lenses to take will ultimately help or hinder you in the field. If you only have the room or budget to select one glass, opt for a fast zoom such as an 18-200mm or 28-300m etc. Sometimes you’ll find the focal point far off in the distance, but other times it could be right under your nose, as such a variable focal length lens that starts with a healthy wide angle and follows through to telephoto is ideal. If you have extra room or would prefer a wider choice consider: a portrait prime lens (e.g. 50mm or 85mm), a wide angle lens (e.g. 10-24mm) and a telephoto (e.g. 70-200mm).

Shooting in RAW and JPEG Fine will offer you greater flexibility on your return, but this will mean you’ll need to travel with a several high capacity memory cards. Get in to the habit of downloading your images to a laptop or photo storage device every night so you can free up your memory cards for the next day. When you go off shooting, take twice the amount of cards/capacity with you than you would expect to need.

Each night, after a hard day’s slog with your camera, take the time to jot down a few notes in a journal about the day’s events. This will help when you come to add keywords and descriptions of the places, people and activities featured in your photos. Alternatively some cameras allow for small sound bites to be attributed to each image which is another way to reference your pics.

If you find gaining inspiration of what to shoot difficult, start by taking a walk to the local tourist information centre and ask the staff their where they recommend you visit. Explain what style of photography you enjoy and ask whether there are any local guides or fellow photographers in the area who would be willing to show you some of the sights away from the tourist track. Take a look at postcard stands to decide what areas or resorts appeal to you and read through guide books or search online before your trip to get an idea of what you want to achieve. If you have the time prepare a ‘shot list’ to help focus your mind when you are on location.

One of the biggest stumbling blocks for any travel photographer is confidence. We’d all love to grab those beautiful environmental portraits – expressing the subject’s culture and character but many of us choose to fire of a telephoto shot from metres away for fear of rejection. But what’s the worst that could happen? They could say “No”. That’s no big deal! The chances are they will smile and nod their head in agreement and you are good to go. Take a deep breath, walk right up to the subject and ask if you can take their photo. Be polite. If they do say “No”, just smile, thank them and move on. If they agree smile, thank them and fire off a few shots. They may have been uncomfortable during these initial frames so show them the LCD monitor and use this opportunity to check the histogram. If you sense they are relaxed take the opportunity to grab a few more frames but sense when it is time to stop and move on. If there is a language barrier- simply smile and express with your face and hands.

Most places in the world are relatively safe and the people friendly, but there are a few pockets of the globe where this may not be the case, so always take care to be conscious of your safety and take some sensible precautionary steps to reap better confidence in unfamiliar surroundings. The first thing you should do after booking your trip is to take out adequate travel insurance for you and your gear and check the policy carefully to see what is covered – some adrenaline-orientated activities such as white water rafting or bungee jumping may be excluded for example. Invest in solid luggage locks and anti-theft bags are great for travelling photographers. Pocket a small amount of local currency in an easy-to-reach place and the rest of your cash elsewhere and keep a list of emergency numbers and phrases on your person.

In choice tourist destinations it can be tricky ‘thinking outside of the box’ when there are so many cliché or timeless views of recognisable landmarks and sight-seeing subjects. Perhaps limit yourself to ten ‘safe’ shots – focusing on composition and technique and then unleash your creativity and focus on originality. Shoot from the floor with a wide angle or fish eye lens, climb a tower and shoot from above, wait for dawn/dusk – mount your camera on a tripod and slow the shutter speed to capture the landmark in beautiful light whilst incorporate the ghostly movement of tourists strolling by.

If you haven’t yet booked your travel arrangements, investigate the place a little further to find out when the country/city/town celebrates spiritual or religious events, traditions, national holidays and carnival style celebrations. Visiting during these times can offer a great magnitude of photographic opportunity, especially for portraiture and documentary style shots.

Watch the portfolio of other photographers in order to get new ideas and get inspiration. Also, If you perceive yourself as an artist, you must acknowledge the work of other artists. Do not underestimate inspiration: visit art galleries, attend some photography lectures, listen to classical music, read good books.

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Travel and Tourism Scope

Human beings’ lifelong affection for travel is a fire that will burn eternally. People, during their lifetime, save up money to visit their dream destinations on vacations. No matter the race, sex, location, travel and tourism is something everyone enjoys, and hence, making it the largest service sector in the world. Flights, ships, cars, trains, yoga, hospitals, hotels, etc, a vast majority of career sectors in the world is affected by travel and tourism directly or indirectly. As a result, the travel and tourism scope is something that is as vast as the oceans.

Travel and Tourism Industry

The term ‘travel and tourism’ is used to describe a group of industries and organization whose sole purpose is to help the travellers and tourists have their dream vacation. Individually, travel defines a movement from one point to another. Tourism, however, is used to define a journey to another place as well as accommodation for not more than 12 months. Since tourism and travel are branches of the same tree, we use the term ‘travel and tourism’ to describe the industry as a whole. Since India has been greatly developing in the sector of travel and tourism, the travel and tourism scope in India is quite broad. With modes of travel in the form of cruises, flights, cars, and even trains, as well as tourism industries in eco-tourism, medical tourism, wellness tourism, etc, there is a huge requirement for skilled professionals in this field.

Opportunities in Travel and Tourism

With over 9 percent of the GDP coming from tourism, even the government has started initiatives to expand this industry. As a result, there are career opportunities in the public and private sector as well. A large percentage of the country has started showing interest in pursuing a career in this field thanks to the excellent travel and tourism scope and salary in India .

Doing a course in relevant field can set you up for a career in this field. Being one of the post-graduate degrees, the MBA in travel and tourism scope is greater than the graduate degree BBA in travel and tourism scope . However, for most cases, the travel and tourism course scope are pretty much even. Even though there are several domains in the industry, the following are the most common areas of opportunities -

Travel Agency

A travel agency is simply an organization that acts as an intermediary or agent between the service supplier and the tourist. The suppliers can be airlines, hotels, tour providers, etc. It is the first point of contact for a traveller to plan a trip. Travel agencies focus on providing a hassle-free experience for their customers. Travel agencies provide customers with various packages and options to choose from. These packages, are usually created by a tour operator. Unlike tour operators, a travel agency has a wider range of destinations and provides the best deals and options. They mainly deal with -

Inbound tourism - tourists coming into India from other countries.
Outbound tourism - people wanting to go out of the country to visit other countries.
Domestic tourism - tourists who want to visit other parts of the same country.

The major services offered by travel agencies include flight ticketing, booking accommodation, itinerary planning, travel insurance, foreign exchange, as well as providing key travel information. Some of the positions in this organization include -

Travel agent
Travel consultants
Travel insurance consultant
Sales and reservation agents
Visa executives
Marketing staff etc

Tour Operators

These are the organizations that combine the tour and travel to provide customers with various tour packages. Usually, tour operators sell directly to customers, or to other travel agencies. Since they are in direct contact with the product suppliers, they acquire the products and services from them, and then create their own unique package and sell it at a mark-up price. The types of tour operators include -

Inbound - deal with packages for tourists visiting the home country.
Outbound - Providing packages for people visiting foreign countries.
Domestic - Packages for the tourists visiting other parts within the country.
Ground - Provides ground services such as accommodation, sightseeing, a guide to the tourists.

The primary functions of a tour operator are to create packages. Along with this, they also provide ticketing and reservation, itinerary planning, and so on. Even though the functions are similar to a travel agency, they are both different. Travel agencies modify and sell the packages as per their customer’s requirement. Tour operators sell their own packages instead. Also, tour operators are only specialized for a specific number of destinations.

Some of the job positions at a tour operator are as follows -

Itinerary Planner
International travel consultant
Travel product designer
Tour manager
Sales and marketing staff etc

Tourism Department

The tourism department, also known as the Ministry of Tourism is a government organisation that governs over the tourism industry in the country. From policies and regulations to planning, publicity and marketing, as well as ticketing, they look after the tourism-related interests of the country. There are state-level ministries, as well as national level ministry. Apart from the higher officials and minister, the other roles in the tourism department includes-

Tour guides
Public relations manager
Sales and marketing staff
Reservation and counter staff, etc

Accommodation

Accommodation is a vital difference between the concepts of travel, and that of tourism. Specifically belonging under the hospitality industry, it is still a part of travel and tourism. Accommodation includes establishments such as hotels, motels, hostels, etc, and a career in this deals with the everyday functioning of the place. These can include kitchen-related activities, sanitation, hotel management, human resources, etc. The subdomain of hotel management deals with guest satisfaction, finances, customer service, etc. The career options in this include-

Kitchen staff
Customer service staff
Hotel manager
Lobby manager
Entertainment organisers, etc

Land Transportation

Even though a degree in travel and tourism is not mandatory for a job in this field, it is still one of the most important sectors. Land transports such as road and rail transportation are the cornerstone of the travel and tourism industry. Almost every tourist destination in the world is accessible by road or rails. As a result, it is one of the most common forms of travel. Even in India, there are several tourist trains such as the Palace on Wheels, Deccan Odyssey, as well as several coaches and buses for the sole purpose of tourism. Jobs in this domain can include working at car rentals, or as road transport manager, traffic manager, railway conductors, etc.

Water Transportation

Cruises are the main mode of water transport for tourists. They are vessels that function as both a means of transportation, as well as entertainment. They usually contain onboard recreational facilities such as a spa, hotels, pools, casinos, etc. As it is the largest luxury tourism industry, the travel and tourism scope in this is just gonna keep increasing with the needs of the tourists.

Along with professionals for the functioning of the ships, cruises often need people in other aspects of the travel and tourism industry such as hotel and restaurant staff and managers, guest services, housekeeping, international operations, and so on.

Flights and other forms of air travel include the aviation industry. Being the largest tourist sector in the world, there are numerous opportunities in the domain. Their functions range from booking the tickets to the passenger reaching his destination. The aviation sector handles all the operations and has both in-flight staff and ground staff. The in-flight staff such as pilots and air hostesses have a different career path. The ground staff are the people who take care of the workings of an airport. You can follow a career in this by studying courses in specific branches of the travel and tourism industry. The profiles can include customer service, reservation and ticketing, cargo handling, terminal operations and management, ground staff, etc.

Organizations that provide financial services such as banks require skilled personnel for their tourism-related activities. Foreign exchange and travel insurances are a major part of banks that make them a part of this industry. As an individual pursuing a career in travel and tourism, you can expect to be employed as -

Travel insurance officer
Foreign exchange officer, etc

Entrepreneurship

Entrepreneurship is the latest trend among people today. With several innovative and novel ideas that have changed the world, we can see why it is such a massive domain. This even applies to the travel and tourism sector. A travel and tourism entrepreneurship simply refers to startups that are useful for tourists. Apart from this, you can even make a career out of blogging and freelance travel writing.

Other Benefits of Travel and Tourism

The large travel and tourism scope and opportunities are just one of the best things about this industry. The other perks of choosing a career in this field include the following -

Fast-growing

The functioning of this industry is heavily influenced by technological and transport advancements. As a result, it keeps growing every day. With new innovations, new forms of tourism are created. For example, the recent form of space tourism didn’t exist a few years back. However, with companies such as spacex, virgin galactic, this will soon become a major tourism sector.

Travelling, although not in every type of job, is still a relevant perk of working in the sector. This includes free travel as a part of the job, discounted travel, as well as opportunities in any part of the world. You may also be stationed at famous tourist destinations around the world. This also opens you up to the chance to enjoy different cultures, meet new people as well.

The perks in this industry include the excellent pay scale, as well as other forms of remuneration such as commissions. bonuses, discounted packages, etc. Each of the domains has different perks according to the organization policy.

Exciting Work

Unlike other regular jobs, the work in the travel and tourism industry is often fun and exciting. The creative nature of the job requires you to interact with people quite often. As a result, it is never monotonous or boring. Along with this, there are jobs in this field that are not 9-5, and the individual can choose their working hours.

Portable Skills

The skills you develop through a career in this industry are often transferable. Meaning, you can use these in any aspect of your career, be it in the same industry, or not. Some of these include soft skills, problem-solving skills, communication skills, etc. Apart from this, you will acquire in-depth knowledge of the domains that can help you.

Ethical Benefits

The whole purpose of this industry is to serve the customers. As a result, by working in this, you will be the reason a person gets his dream vacation. Working in this industry, regardless of the sector or position, gives you a sense of pride and satisfaction in being able to help someone.

With almost every country starting off plans to develop their travel and tourism sector, the scope of this industry is only going to keep on rising. One of the main reasons for this is the large revenue from this. Couple this with the human’s all time need for leisure, it is safe to say that the future of this industry is as bright as the sun.

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Top Photography Colleges in India: Eligibility, Courses and Scope

Updated On: December 21, 2022 02:24 pm IST

Interested in pursuing a career in the field of Photography? Check out the list of some of the top Photography colleges in India along with the courses that they offer as well as course fee. You can also check out the minimum eligibility criteria for admissions to photography courses.

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Photography is an artistic means of expression in which the camera replaces the pen or the paintbrush. It is a combination of both science and art. Gone are those days when photography was considered a hobby. With the rapid development of the media, advertising, and fashion industry, a career in photography has emerged as one of the best options for many in India. Today, photography colleges in India are much sought-after, thanks to the lucrative employment and salaries on offer. The best photography colleges in India are concentrated in the capital region or in Maharashtra.

Here is the list of top photography colleges in India , photography course fee structure, eligibility, and career scope in photography for you to have a better understanding of the field.

All the colleges mentioned above offer Diploma and Certificate courses in Photography. For the list of more colleges that offer photography courses in India, please click on the link below: -

Photography Colleges in India

You should start right from Class 12 for a bright career in Photography. Passing Class 12 is the minimum qualification for getting admission to photography courses. It does not matter whether you are from Commerce Stream , Arts Stream , or Science Stream in Class 12. You can go for photography courses irrespective of your stream. If you have a knowledge of computer skills it will be an added advantage to understand the technical part of photography education. Further, there are entrance exams conducted every year for students who wish to seek admission in a Diploma or Degree course for Photography.

All institutes and colleges have separate admission processes. Some conduct entrance exams, whereas some conduct admissions based on assignments. However, all the institutes and colleges that offer Photography courses offer limited seats only. And so, it is quite difficult to get through. For assignments, based on the course applied for, candidates will be given assignments to be submitted with the application form. Based on the performance of the candidates on the given assignment, the admissions will be finalized.

However, there are few entrance exams that candidates may prepare for to seek admissions for photography courses. These are:

In India, most of the colleges offer diploma and certificate courses in photography. On the other hand, only a few colleges offer Bachelor’s degree courses in Fine Arts and Photography . Photography courses are designed in such a way that they inculcate the knowledge of photographs, lighting, angle, technical knowledge, understanding of fine arts, and ways to handle the camera.

Various institutes in India also offer traditional photography courses, while some institutes impart photography as a secondary subject.

The photography courses are available in different domains such as digital photography, basic photography, photojournalism, motion picture photography, professional photography, and fashion photography. The duration of certificate courses ranges from three to six months, while the duration of diploma courses will be one or two years. All the Bachelor's degree courses offered in the field of photography are of three-year duration.

To become a good photographer, one must have both creative and technical knowledge. A photographer must keep himself updated with the improvements in technology. The following are some of the key skills required to become a successful photographer: -

Visual skills
Originality
An Artistic bend of mind
Independent

Some of the popular photographers in India who are role models to budding photographers are: -

Iqbal Ahmed
Bandi Rajan Babu
Kulwant Roy
Raghubir Singh Khatu

Photography is regarded as a glamorous job. A modern-day photographer can work in many professions. Different careers in photography are elaborated on below.

Apart from the above, many photographers are also self-employed. They start their own photo studio and provide basic services like passport photographs, personal photographs, coverage of events, etc.

Photography is a non-formal professional field that enables one to work with flexibility. You can have your own rules, creativity, and vision. Photographers often travel to places like forests, valleys, waterfalls, and mountain ranges to catch the scenic beauty of nature . On the other hand, some photographers depict the existing situations in society through their photographs.

A photographer plays a premier role in creating a good composition of any subject such as scenery, a child’s smile, the beauty of the human body, a piece of machinery, etc. The skill of a photographer lies in his vision rather than the camera lens . A person can be regarded as a great photographer when a single picture taken by he/ she becomes much more eloquent than a thousand words.

We hope that the above-mentioned information is useful. We wish you a bright career in photography. If you are interested in taking admission to any one of the photography colleges in India, then you can fill out the Common Application Form available on our website. All the Best!

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The Indian Ocean touches it in the south, the Arabian Sea in the southwest, and the Bay of Bengal in the southeast. It shares land borders with Pakistan to the west, China, Nepal, and Bhutan to the northeast and Bangladesh and Myanmar to the east. A vast country indeed and for me, India is the ultimate travel photography destination.
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