Slice of Life: ‘Initially, my parents didn’t support my initiative, later they bought me a camera’
Every person has a story to share. This column puts the spotlight on the people of Chennai, faces we see but rarely interact with — giving a glimpse into their struggle.
By : migrator
Update: 2019-10-15 21:02 GMT
Chennai
I was interested in modelling, but I took up BSC Maths at Ramakrishna Mission Vivekanandha College only because my parents compelled me to. But, after completing the course, a friend and I started a studio of our own.
Started in 2018 at Mylapore, we have around 10 members in our team now. Earlier, only my friend and I used to attend events, later with our experience and referral from friends and family, we extended our team with our college juniors.
And we don’t have any financial difficulties because we have not invested any money and we do not use the company’s money for personal use. Whatever we get we spend it for our company.
Most of our clients are from our friends and relatives’ circle or through their reference. In the beginning, my parents did not support this initiative, but since they realized that I am passionate about photography, they bought me a camera and they have been supportive ever since.
Although there are competitions in this field, we don’t focus on them but try to do our best and develop our talents. We don’t have much experience in this field, but yet our clients are happy with our work.
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