Photography isn’t about having the fanciest camera—it’s about knowing why you’re taking the shot in the first place. This course walks through the world of photography with focus, honesty, and just enough cheek. From selecting a camera to making your photo pay its rent online, it keeps things practical and structured.
With modules on microstock platforms and photo posting, you’ll learn how image use works in digital spaces and what it means to take photos with purpose. Whether you're new to lenses or deciding if this could be more than a hobby, this course helps you frame your approach (no pun intended… well, maybe a little).
Learning Outcomes:
- Understand the mindset behind different photography goals.
- Learn how to evaluate camera features before purchasing.
- Discover how microstock photo licensing operates online.
- Explore image posting methods for various online uses.
- Gain insight into commercial photo selection requirements.
- Learn what’s involved in advancing as a photo contributor.
Who is this Course For:
- Beginner photographers testing the waters professionally.
- Bloggers adding original images to online content.
- Freelancers selling stock images across websites.
- Artists turning photography into a side hustle.
- Digital creatives managing product or brand images.
- Social media users improving their visual content.
- Students exploring media and image theory.
- Anyone wondering if photography might pay bills someday.
Career Path (UK Average Salaries):
- Stock Photographer – £28,000/year
- Photography Blogger – £26,500/year
- Digital Photo Editor – £30,000/year
- Content Creator (Photography Focus) – £29,000/year
- Freelance Commercial Photographer – £Varies (£25k–£50k)
- Media Asset Contributor – £27,500/year
