MY STORY OF BECOMING A PHOTOGRAPHER:

Its class 11th and everyone has started deciding their careers and at some point i was confused what to choose.I started to reminisce on the journey I embarked on just seven short years ago.So I chose to reflect on my entire career as a photographer.

THE BEGINNING:

My journey of becoming "THE YOUNGER ARTIST" began in 2014.i used see my brother capturing beautiful pictures or views every time we used to go out and even i wanted to do that so i started learning photography . In some days i started going for workshops ,i remember sitting there having never picked up a camera in my life.I also remember falling in love with the process of creating something with the camera. later people started praising me and my pictures advising me to take it as a career.After hearing that, it clicked. From that point on, I decided that I wanted to do work with my camera for the rest of my life.Later i started a new page on Instagram, which gave me a new life.

THE GROWTH:

Before I picked up a camera, I was very shy and timid.Used to think what if someone tells me to click their picture and it comes out to be bad..so first i started clicking portraits of my family members because they were the only one I felt comfortable confronting or speaking with. It wasn't until my brother told me and made me understand to go and view the world from a different image. The camera soon became my strongest and most distinguished voice. It served as the tool for how I expressed myself.I gained enough confidence to start photographing portraits of other people.when I was finding about my self as who i am as a photographer, i started looking for great artist and started learning their techniques. Later i started learning more about lighting settings and photo shops and started to improve my craft. I then had the realization that this was just the beginning. It was truly humbling to see how much work I put in, but how far I still had to go.

THE CLOSING:

Though i haven't done such great works with my photography I discovered that the more I shoot, the more I fail, and the more I fail, the more I learn. I have always lived by this notion ever since I started taking pictures. When I am shooting photos or creating art, I am myself, and without it, I feel like there is something missing from me.