Answer “yes” or “no” to the following questions:

1. 1. Do you enjoy taking photographs and capturing moments from life?
   2. Do you pay attention to details and notice things that others might overlook?
   3. Do you often think about how a shot will look in terms of composition?
   4. Do you feel comfortable in unfamiliar environments or around strangers?
   5. Do you enjoy exploring new topics and documenting them through photography?

1. Are you willing to work in unpredictable weather or challenging locations for a great shot?
2. Can you convey emotions or tell stories effectively through images?
3. Are you able to adapt to rapidly changing circumstances?
4. Are you interested in experimenting with different shooting styles and techniques?
5. Do you strive to constantly improve your photography skills?
6. Are you prepared to work with professional photography equipment and learn its features?
7. Does the idea of combining visual art and journalism appeal to you?
8. Can you build trust with people to photograph them naturally?
9. Do you enjoy studying the history of photography and finding inspiration in the works of renowned photojournalists?
10. Are you ready for an unstable work schedule and frequent travel?

How to Interpret the Results:

• 12–15 “yes” answers: You have all the qualities to become a successful photojournalist. Consider developing your skills further and exploring this field.
• 8–11 “yes” answers: You have a strong predisposition for photojournalism. Keep learning and practicing to hone your craft.
• 4–7 “yes” answers: You have some potential for photojournalism, but it may be limited. Reflect on how much this career interests you and whether you’re ready to invest in skill development.
• Less than 4 “yes” answers: Photojournalism might not be your calling. However, if you’re interested, you can develop the necessary skills through practice and dedication.