Rathika Ramasamy

Here is Rathika Ramasamy with her Nikon camera. (http://www.bing.com/images/search?q=Rathika+Ramasa ())

She is a photographer. She is passionate about birds. She travels around India. It's Rathika Ramasamy! For my personal career hero I looked on the internet for female photographers. I found a website and I found many photographers. I wanted my career hero who travels around the world and captures the place in a camera. Rathika takes pictures of wildlife in India. I want my career in photography because there are so many types of photography. She inspires me because she was the first female wildlife photographer. I think that is amazing since there are many people in this world. According to Indian Digital Artists website, she is the first photographer from India.

According to the Occupational Outlook Handbook website, the salary range for photography is $28,490 per year and $13.70 per hour. The future outlook in 2012-2022 is about 4%. The education level you need is a high school diploma or an equivalent. According to Media College website, there is adventure, animals, modeling, and many more in photography. Some related careers for photography is an animator, fine artist, graphic designer, and many more. Some recent developments for photography are photo editing, cameras, camera lens, and many more.

Rathika has a MBA degree and she is a graduate in Computer Engineering. According to Gulfnews website, she got her Bachelor's Degree in Engineering in computers. She received her degree at SRM Engineering College, Madras University. According to her website she is a member of the Nikon's Professional services. Also, she does documents about birds because she is passionate about birds. She also likes to travel around Asia, Europe and Africa. She grew up in Thayamma and Ramasamy according to Gulfnews website. Rathika's traits are being adventurous person because she goes into the wildlife world and takes pictures. Her job is to take pictures of wildlife animals such as birds, tigers, crocodiles, monkeys, deers, and etc. Many careers can be adventurous like traveling, sports, tour guides, camp and many more. In high school she took computer classes. Rathika's aptitude is wildlife photography because she liked birds and she uses a camera to take the picture. According to Nature Photography Simplied website, she got a camera as a gift and she started photography in 2004. According to Techgoss website, she went to school in Theni, Southern Tamil Nadu her native town. She then went to Chennai for Computer Engineering and M.B.A. Today she is probably still taking pictures of wildlife animals.

My personal career hero will helps contribute to society by her work. Rathika takes pictures of wildlife in India and it can make others be inspired from her work. According to Indiandigitalartist website, she had an opportunity to explore in wildlife photography around the world. She went to many national parks around Delhi. According to Dcpexpeditions website, she has a Masterclass Workshop in Bharatpur, Chambal. According to Papixel's website, "Photography is a way of feeling, of touching, of loving. What you have caught on film is captured forever. It remembers little things, long after you have forgotten everything." from Aaron Siskind is an inspiring quote. The quote is inspiring because it's true if you take a video or picture and you can keep it forever for memories.

If I want to become a photographer, in high school I should take computer and camera classes. This can help with editing, learning how to use the camera like the positions and many more. Also, I have to take regular classes like English, Math, and Science. That could help with communication and solving problems. My high school goals, is to join a club or a certain activities that uses computers or cameras. For college goals, I would have to get a bachelor's degree of arts or any other degree. My lifetime goals is to graduate high school, go to college, and go into my career. Rathika Ramasamy, the first woman in India to be a wildlife photographer is my personal career hero.