Originally Posted by dlanyer77
wow! this is something very helpful to anyone who's planning to fully make a living abroad using his/her skills in photography. i am no exception for this opportunity. i'll be in close lookout with this activity starting this very moment.
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weeeee! pa certified ko ani pohon..hope barato ra..then mag japayuki dayon ko sa japan!
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11-18-2009, 09:51 AM #11C.I.A.
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11-18-2009, 10:02 AM #12C.I.A.
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simang man kau imo tirada! dapat ang imo certification kihaon plumbing! (simang pud diay gihapon) Originally Posted by Chipmunk888
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11-18-2009, 10:07 AM #13C.I.A.
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Originally Posted by dlanyer77
LOL!^^
e sayaw2x bro kay bitbiton ang camera para naa pod effect. derecho naman kay gabahag nata.
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11-18-2009, 12:13 PM #14Site Keeper
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I agree. I sure hope this won't lead to something like that. Si manang sa santo nino mangayo na ug fee kada photo or dili na mag pa kuha if wala kay certification. Originally Posted by zubanu
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11-18-2009, 12:18 PM #15
Such good news don't come very often. Apil ko ani...for sure...bisa'g cellphone camera ra ang ako'ng equipment.
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11-18-2009, 12:27 PM #16C.I.A.
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Just a thought though: isn't photography a form of art? How do you quantify that and consider something as "standard"?
Just like a guitarist who's playing in a gig band: would there also come a time where TESDA would also certify guitarists/singers/musicians? Or painters? Or sculptors?
Isn't that the purpose of your portfolio so people will know your competency? And now the government wants a piece of the pie even in photography? Naunsa naman ni ato gobyerno... tsk tsk tsk...The Philippines has become a pool for international markets for skilled workers and now even Photographers are needed abroad that is why, TESDA is setting the minimum skills and qualification standards for the photographer to get certified before he is allowed to venture into his new photography world, in this case photography on board cruise ships.
That phrase "before he is allowed" is mejo disturbing... or maybe it's just me.
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11-18-2009, 12:30 PM #17C.I.A.
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wow.. nice ni dah.. i'd be expecting this then.. ^^
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11-18-2009, 01:24 PM #18
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I hope they iron out clear guidelines on this. Originally Posted by tackielarla
Just a thought though: isn't photography a form of art? How do you quantify that and consider something as "standard"?
Just like a guitarist who's playing in a gig band: would there also come a time where TESDA would also certify guitarists/singers/musicians? Or painters? Or sculptors?
Isn't that the purpose of your portfolio so people will know your competency? And now the government wants a piece of the pie even in photography? Naunsa naman ni ato gobyerno... tsk tsk tsk...
That phrase "before he is allowed" is mejo disturbing... or maybe it's just me.
take note of the word skills. art and creativity cannot be measured, but at least you have to have the skills required in order to be certified. Pro's and would-be pro's can benefit from this and also for the consumers. Professionals do need to have a set of skills to do the job.
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11-18-2009, 01:28 PM #19
This is a great news.....
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11-18-2009, 06:47 PM #20Elite Member
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gi share lang ni nko since nakabasa rapd ko ani..para makita pd nko unsay point of view sa mga photographer dria..
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