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Photojournalism is a career I am aiming to pursue. I would like to work at either a famous magazine or work solo and travel to different locations. I was first interested in 7th grade when I figured out that I wanted to write when I grew up. Later, I started to ponder journalism. Eventually I became more interested in photography; my cousin let me borrow an old film camera, and I began to use my family’s Nikon. Being a photojournalist would require creativity, open-mindedness, and honesty. I decided that I could merge both into one, photojournalism.
To be a photojournalist, requires having an artistic vision and the ability to communicate effectively with others. “Photojournalists may be self-trained or attend college for proper training,” from the (National Press Photographers Association). An associate, bachelors or masters degree in digital photography, journalism, mass communication and visual communication are very helpful. Because of the increasing departure of newspapers and magazine, finding a decent job can be difficult. The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported that “there are many more Photojournalists than jobs available”. To become ready for this career I should create an impressive portfolio of my absolute best work while in college.
In conclusion, I decided in a career in photojournalism because of my interest in photography and journalism. If I could become a great photojournalist, I would love to visit places such as Italy, Canada, New Zealand, or Japan.

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