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Job Shadow Students

Wednesday, March 22, 2017 | By: Sharyn Peavey Photography

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Ever since I moved to the Freeport area students from Yarmouth High school have contacted me for their  job shadow requirements. This year I had 3 students contact me, and I took 2 Sophia and Shephard. The first day we squeezed into my little office and they watched me photoshop images for a photo order and album design. The second day Benn was working on my website so I let them take some of my equipment out to shoot outside. On the last day of their job shadow the three of us plus Benn, went out to do a little shoot so they could see equipment put to use and do a needed headshot for myself. I prefer to be the one taking the photos and took some of them. Here are some of Shep along with the questions he answered for me, as I was curious what he thought being a professional photographer was all about, and I also wanted to know what he wanted to learn as I he might as well learn a few things he can use in taking better pictures now.

Me and the kids with all the portrait lighting gear!

Going over equipment in my living room.

Showing Sophia what the 1.4 lens is like.

Shep with his nikon

 Questions between me and Shep.

 

What do you think it means to be a  professional photographer? 

 

  • I think it means traveling places to take photos for a living.
  • To know a lot about photoshop and what your camera can do
  • Taking photos for people that hire you.

 

What do you think it means to be a good photographer?

  • Having lots of knowledge about lighting, editing, your camera.
  • Having a good eye.
  • Being open to shoot different things.

 

What do you want to learn?

 

  • I want to learn how to adjust my shutter speed to the photo show cool light trails.

 

I went over all that with Shep and he tried it out on the train by house, and said he needed more practice, that it didn't turn out how he wanted. I hope he is keeping up with practicing! Maybe he will get a tripod for his birthday so he can do the long night exposures he likes!!


Here is a photo of myself Benn got with the help of the kids! 

I do offer private photo lessons for a few people each year. For more information on a private lessons or any group classes I teach please contact me.


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