Job interview Questions for Photographer Job

Usual Questions to expect during interview for Photographer position

  •  How do you as a photographer make sure that the thing, person or landscape you want to shoot looks the way you want it to? 
  • From your point of view, what makes a good picture? 
  • Since the photography techniques and equipment change quickly, it is important to stay up-to-date. What do you do to always keep up with the times? 
  • Nowadays almost everyone has access to devices with which it is possible to take pictures. What do you think is the difference between a professional photographer and any other hobby photographer? 
  • Which one is your favorite lens and why do you prefer it? 
  • Who influenced you the most? Is there any other photographer that you considers as a kind of idol? 
  • What, in your opinion, is most important to consider while shooting portrait pictures? 
  • Which editing software do you usually use? As how good would you describe your skills in that software? 
  • In your free time, what kind of pictures do you like to shoot and which ones do you avoid?

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