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A Career in Press Photography If you are interested in current affairs, are good at taking pictures and have the right technical ability, you could consider a career in press photography. Press photographers take pictures to record news, current events and stories. Their aim is to capture the best images to show an event, tell a story or convey a message. The pictures are printed in newspapers, magazines or appear online. Press photographers can specialise in a number of different areas, including sport, war, current events and entertainment. A press photographer's job can develop into photojournalism. Photojournalists must have a talent for investigating and telling a story, using pictures and words to convey the message. Photojournalists often work for magazines rather than newspapers, and can work on projects over a long period of time.

1. Was it hard to learn English? Yes, it was quite hard. When I first left Oman, I didn't speak English at all. I've never taken any formal courses I've just learned from the people around me. I think I'm OK at communicating in English now, but it was difficult at first. 2. If you hadn't become a professional footballer, what career would you have chosen? Before I became a footballer, I was a fireman at Seeb International Airport. That was a good job and I enjoyed it. It taught me patience and how to work hard. I'd be happy to be a fireman again. 3. What's been the best moment of your career so far? I've had many amazing moments. One wonderful moment was when Oman won the Gulf Cup in 2009. Also when I received a medal from His Majesty. And all the awards I've won for football over the years, such as the Best Goalkeeper of the Gulf Cup for four consecutive years. 4. You're a role model for so many young people. Who is your role model? My dad. He worked really hard for his family and taught us so many things. The most important thing I learned from him is that there's no easy way or short cut to achieve your aims. The only way is through hard work. 5. What are your plans for the future? I'd like to set up a school in Oman where kids can train to be goalkeepers. 6. What message do you have for the youth of Oman? Focus on studying first, and think about football later. Everybody wants to be a footballer because they think it's glamorous and exciting. But the truth is that it's a lot of hard work. You can't become a top football player immediately; you have to start at the bottom and give it everything you've got. That's the only way to succeed!