This report, titled "A LOOK INTO THE PHOTOGRAPHY BUSINESS BEFORE AND AFTER COVID-19: THE EFFECTS OF A PANDEMIC ON THE EVENT PHOTOGRAPHER," explores the significant impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on the photography industry. It begins with an executive summary highlighting the decline in sales and job losses due to the pandemic, particularly affecting event photographers. The introduction sets the research aim, objectives, and significance, focusing on understanding the industry's transformation. The literature review delves into the history of photography and cameras, followed by an analysis of COVID-19's specific impact, including job losses, business closures, and changes in consumer behavior. The report examines pre- and post-pandemic comparisons, discussing the decline in camera sales and the challenges faced by photographers, such as postponed events and budget cuts. It also explores strategies for photographers to remain creatively active and adapt to the post-pandemic world, emphasizing optimism, goal-setting, and adapting to new regulations. The methodology section outlines the research approach, including data collection methods and ethical considerations. The report concludes with limitations, references, and appendices, providing a comprehensive overview of the photography business's resilience and adaptation in the face of the global pandemic.