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Photography Portfolio Questionaire

Hey there everyone was wondering if anyone could help me out with this questionaire which is for a project im doing wether you are a professional photographer or not there is a more detailed explanation of this project at the end of this post.

This quick questionaire is for the use of a university project relating to my Photography degree it will not only help me with my work but also as a photographer myself who will soon be seeking a career within the photography field. The questionaire consists of 10 simple questions please feel free to answer them in depth if you would like to.

1. Do you maintain a portfolio of your work?

2. In what form is your portfolio presented and why?

3. Would you consider a portfolio to be of good purpose/value if so why?

4. How many images does your portfolio consist of (How many is to
many/how many is too little)?

5. What would you say are the most fundamental considerations to take
into account when creating a portfolio?

6. How often do you update your portfolio?

7. Would you change your portfolio images depending on your client?

8. How does your portfolio stand out from others you may have seen?

9. Where would you say is the best place to source professional portfolio
supplies?

10. Do you have any other comments you would like to make regarding
Portfolios? (Hints & Tips?)


Thank you!


H. Hamit


For a much more clear understanding of the project it is to actually send the questionaire to as many photographers as possible by email and forums wether professional or not since everyone looks at things differently and everyone has there own unique ideas I need to gather the questionaires look through each of them and write a review on the entire process relating all the questionaires to find out what the majority of photographers would consider an overall great portfolio...The questions are quite basic to make it easier for the person filling in the questionaire since many people may be busy it would be quicker for them to answer rather than having complicated longer questions.