Award-Winning Photographer and Author Passes a Wealth of Knowledge in His Book "Aspirations"
More than just a given function, imagining all kinds of possibilities is one of the mind’s fantastic abilities. We can make the most of it by developing the mindset to do something or striving to become what we intend to be.
Young people ask Klein how he got into photography. Instead of giving them an empty answer, he responded by example with his book Aspirations. He hopes to inspire young people to do the same.
Aspirations: Earn Fantastic Income with Your Imaginative Photography depicts his lifelong career as a master of photography. It discusses the earnings within the advertising field—as actually shown with checks received from individuals and organizations—by depicting a variety of subjects. Raymond J. Klein includes a sixteen-point plan to assist readers, especially those who are trying to get into and are already in the field of photography, in achieving their desired career aspirations.
For Klein, choosing photography as one’s line of work requires a business background, legal experience, study of the arts, and deep enthusiasm for photography—which proved extremely helpful to him. He is one of the many examples of hard work that eventually pays off. Just thinking about the results will bring joy amidst endeavors, and seeing the value of one’s work will come along.
It was not luck for Klein. He created opportunities to help him get into a career in photography. He did become successful in producing illustrative photographs of all types that appeared in catalogs, contests, editorials, magazines, and decorative art for walls in homes and restaurants. Some of his award-winning and best-selling photographs that are shown in his books are Alpine Glow Mt. Hood, Autumn Leaves, Hues of Blue, and Solstice Moon.
Klein’s surefire advice is outlined in the book. Aspire to be original, imaginative, and innovative. Aspire to succeed, putting all efforts into reaching the stars. It’s the same in the field of photography. Dreamers of this career, aspirants or even identified professionals, need to find inspiration for their particular interests. Saving pictures, published or unpublished, showcasing their ability as exciting image-makers, is a smart move. There are so many businesses, especially new ones, that need imaginative photography. The opportunities are numerous for creatives, including photographers.
Learn and get inspired more in Raymond J. Klein’s Aspirations. Hardback, paperback, and e-book copies are available at www.pageturner.us.
Jen
PageTurner Press and Media
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