For how long have you done photography? How did you begin?
My interest in photography began in the late seventies. Entering and winning juried competitions continues to spark my imagination.
about 20years. I started photographs at 23years old.it's later than others,I think.
Then I was university student I had learned history about Europe and I had been there.I forgot my study and saw many photographs and magazines.after this I started photographs by myself and worked at photo sudio in magazine publish company at TOKYO.
Since 1950.
8 years. I started as a photographer assistant in Japan for 2 years.
30 years
In 1988, as a young man, barely 19 years old, with his trained, natural talent, and his tools in hand — cameras, lenses, paints, brushes, and his dreams and ambitions — Joshua Roy left his little hometown and then Quebec City for a bigger pond, Canada’s largest metropolis, Toronto. There, he polished his English, made himself a business card, and significantly stepped up what would become a happening, decade-long career in commercial photography. “I didn't begin seriously pursuing art photography until got to Toronto; it was 1999 when began to paint.”
I started taking photographs as a teenager in the 1950's. I was allowed to use the family camera which I shared with my uncle and with my grandfather. I also joined MADOME, the Hungarian photographers association. I attended their course and read books about photography.
early 2008.
Used to play around abit 5-6 years back but it is only recently i decide to try photography on a more serious note.
I have been in the commercial photography business for about 15 years. It was something I accidentally stumbled upon while pursuing another career and I switched gears and decided to be formally educated and the rest is history.
Over twenty years, I started in High School, photographing friends at sporting events.
I was trained on the job while working for the Eunice News in Eunice, LA in 1977.
I always was admired by photography since childhood, and began as soon as I could get necessary conditions. It happend only in 1998-2000. I have rented small flat with spacious room, bought some light, camera, and found models.
Five years.
As a graphic designer, I bought a camera to develop my own image library rather than using the same stock photos as everyone else. One day when I was walking at Spanish Banks, in English Bay (Vancouver), during low tide a bald eagle flew right by me. I mean, less that five feet away. I was stunned, and vowed to always bring my camera when walking there.
The very first time out I got some really spectacular, close up shots at a sand bar that forms on the farthest reaches of Spanish Banks, when the tide is lowest. It turns out to be a favourite eagle (and heron, and seal) fishing ground.
I have been taking pictures as a hobby since I was in college; however I did not pursue photojournalism until I was living in Beijing. I received my very first photo assignment from an expat ‘zine, That’s Beijing (now The Beijinger), to capture a night in Beijing (“The Beijing Bender”). That landed me on the cover of their August 2005 issue, and opened up a lot of doors for me with other English-language publications around China.
I have been involved with photography most of my life but turned professional in 1993. The basic motivation in my turning professional was the shooting of a photo-documentarybook "Dreads" that was published by Artison/Workman in 1997.Dreads is now going into its 7th printing internationally |
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