Fatimah Haroon's Secrets Revelation for Young Photographers to be Successful

Fatimah Haroon's Secrets Revelation for Young Photographers to be Successful

Fatimah Haroon is a young photographer living in Islamabad, Pakistan, who some seasoned older' photographers in the community may not understand, or at least agree with. She's straightforward, perhaps not the most academically and technically rigorous, and unrepentant about it, all while producing photographs that many photographers would want to capture. We've been following her work for over a year now, and her improvement is both pleasing and impressive. She symbolises, in some ways, a new generation of photographers, and hence a transition. When she first started at early age, it was quite simple because there weren't many people attempting to film these gigs.

Here are some of her advices that every young photographer demands;

However, there are a couple options: you can sneak in your camera, but you will have no access and will be shooting from the crowd rather than up close in the pit. You can obtain authorization from the venue and a pass. In such case, you're looking for a venue. You may also shoot for a set artist and acquire a pass from them.

Something that basically gives you complete access to capture the artist, the concert, be in the pit, or go wherever you want. You can also obtain a media pass. Again, it's all about relationships, which she did with Shehzad Roy, Momina, and Amna Sheikh, as well as worldwide personalities like Marc Anthony, Aishwarya Rai, Sonam Kapoor, Deepika Padukone, and Siddharth Malhotra.

A lot of the time, photography might feel like a one-man show. As a result, having a group of individuals to work with is beneficial. But it's also difficult since you have to learn how to work as part of a team. We all get the same shot at the same moment. It's also like sensory overload because one day you wake up in one place and the following day you wake up in a completely other one. Then you repeat the process. It's amazing. If there are any musicians among the photographers out there. If you get the opportunity to tour with a little artist, take it. Because it allowed her to explore the globe rapidly and in a really rewarding way.

You don't have to travel extremely far up to meet the most successful people or photograph the biggest artists. That is not how it begins. It begins tiny. You can begin inside your community and among your friends. Then you may construct it that way. She wants to develop ways to help young, aspiring photographers, particularly ladies from inner cities like herself. She would love to be in a position where she could supply the tools that the younger generation requires far sooner than she did. She want to see my art all over the place. It's not something she want to do all the time since she prefers being at home and following her own rhythm.

We've been following her work for over a year now, and her improvement is both pleasing and impressive. She symbolises, in some ways, a new generation of photographers, and hence a transition. When she first started at early age, it was quite simple because there weren't many people attempting to film these gigs.

Another thing to consider: social media is really crucial nowadays. Even if we don't want to, utilising technology to your benefit is critical. Determine your brand's identity early on. Do you wish to keep your photography apart from your personal life? Do you want a Twitter account where you just speak about TV and another where you only upload photos? Would you like to do that on Instagram? Reach her out below;

https://web.facebook.com/kcneezfatimah?_rdc=1&_rdr

https://twitter.com/fatimahharoonh ow to

https://www.instagram.com/fatimahharoon/

https://www.linkedin.com/in/fatimahharoon/