Those Involved With the Photography Industry
- Photographers
- Freelancers
- Pay taxes, employees etc
- In House
- Freelancers
- Editors
- Choose images for publications
- Employ freelancers
- Post Production
- Retouching
- Curators
- Belong to/own galleries.
- Choose works for display
- Assistants
- Photographers
- Assist with lighting and props etc
- Buyers
- Agents
- Models
- Stylists
- Galleries
- Prints/exhibitions
- Publishers
- Picture Libraries
- Equipment Hire/Studios/Location Finders
- Start Up Companies
Different Types of Photography
- Food
- Product/Still Life
- Architecture
- Interior
- Portrait
- Street
- Landscape/Cityscape
- Analogue (35mm, Medium Format)
- Travel
- Wedding
- Sport
- Wildlife
- Underwater
- Aerial
- Advertising
- Forensics
- Boudior/Art Nude
- Fine Art
the-aop.org
You can use the Association of Photographers website to search for photographers, assistants, agents, and affiliated courses and associate; refining results by area of expertise, experience level, and location.
Professional Online Presence
It is important as a photographer to have a professional presence on the internet, to allow photographers to display both commissioned and personal work.
The main platforms that are recommended are Instagram and Twitter, on top of a personal website, but other the more platforms you use, the more likely you are to gain exposure.
Personally, I have an Instagram devoted to just photography, a Facebook business page (which I need to update more frequently), and, more recently, a website created through Squarespace, as a Flickr page. I am yet to create a professional Twitter page, however.
Ryan Trower 