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How Street Photographers Make Money

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We have a lot of street photographers in Novosibirsk who are trying to sell you a picture they just took Unfortunately, many of them take mediocre photos and have no interest in their eyes
Comment from : @LLlblKAPHO

I make money from working with Photobooth’s 🤦‍♂️
Comment from : @FishermanProjects

We do it for the love of the game
Comment from : @Jessetheart1st

So true
Comment from : @martinagiusstreetphotography

Or being a barista in Birkenstock ❤️
Comment from : @chakk0

I love your videos and art man, since I started photography and till now you're my fav photographer with youtube chan But I probably need someone like you who can clarify things in portrait photography or architecture photography the way you do😅
Comment from : @Влад-ъ2д5д

FIRE🖤
Comment from : @Businedu

i do darkroom printing and i usually sell my prints at shows
Comment from : @bobgoogwin123

damn my dads t3i is all i got man, wasnt ready for that callout /j
Comment from : @PandaZan

Use street photography to connect with business people and entrepreneurs From these connections, find the value that you can bring, which, 99 of the time, will have nothing to do with photography The bottom line is to do street photography for art's sake, not profit
Comment from : @EdwinDearborn

Hey give my t3i some respect 🥲
Comment from : @claytonhart7653

The very famous henri cartier-bresson was a trust fund kid Incredible photographer who lived a life of luxury wandering around the streets with a camera for something to do
Comment from : @MrShanePhoto

Appreciate the video, Hunter I’ve been a professional photographer for about 30 years now I started as a street photographer out of love and compulsion to connect with others though photography However, I made my money as an editorial and commercial photographer BUT the vision I sold to land jobs was always my street photography The best clients buy vision, not technique When I got clear on my vision, I got booked heavily It’s important to know that if you have a clear vision it makes it easier for the clients to hire you because they know what they are and are not getting Also, being clear on your vision, you will know that you have no competition because your vision is unique to you As I aged, my vision changed and thus my photography and commissions have changed Anyone can get good at technique and that makes for a good technician, not a good artist Everything revolves around YOUR vision not imitating the vision of others or following rules of thirds, S curves and other nonsense If you create from your heart and your vision is clear, everything falls into place ❤
Comment from : @GiulioSciorio

My niece wants to get into photography, and I was just thinking of getting her a nifty 50 and a T3i of KEH 😅
Comment from : @designbyjohnperez

I sell my street photography in art galleries and books
Comment from : @RoryChapman

I've sold a 1000usd limited edition streetphotography print shot on a 16mp Fujifilm XE1 on a KonicaHexanon40mmF18 I don't have a youtube channel, no instagram, no Facebook I spend my time taking images instead of in front of a screen Print large in good quality, find galleries in your area and if your work is good enough you'll sell Less screen, more photography ❤
Comment from : @stayuntilforever

Agree 100 I started as a hobby and loved photographyturned it into an occupation and the the initial romance is not as romantic anymore Now its a job My gear really only comes out when I have a job now
Comment from : @DistantLightProd

Anyone can be paid for any type of photography as long as they add content creator to the end lol
Comment from : @maxadams69

I always tell my customers that I shoot digital for work and film For fun Having the separation makes shooting film a treat and never feel like work
Comment from : @maxadams69

Street photography is a good way to socialize without having to open your mouth
Comment from : @deeplyshallow

Starting a YouTube channel on street photography
Comment from : @aeyb701

Hey bro I am worried about you, why are you wearing a scarf?
Comment from : @Makarovio

I’m definitely not making money at it, even with a gallery exhibit, BUT it legit might be saving my health I’ve got a condition that is caused by stress and since i can’t change my stressors, the best way to manage it is thru doing things that lower my stress I’ve been monitoring and finding going on photowalks lowers my stress level in real time Kind of amazing Bonus, i get to document the beautiful parts of life from my own perspective
Comment from : @erinvz

I hate new youtube app Screen is so cluttered that it is very difficult to go back or forward by doubleclocking
Comment from : @ivanbogdaue

For me, street is just a way to be creative and relax after my job as a nurse I think it also influences what I shoot I tend to shoot tender moments, elderly people and interactions between parents and their children, yet I hardly publish any of those It's just for me for now and who knows, maybe in 13 years I'll have a respectable portfolio as well
Comment from : @PrototypeSourri

that iphone alarm made me anxious
Comment from : @rodrigocruz8136

They don't
Comment from : @pk_fauxtaux

I >never< considered your "solution" about using street as creativity juice That makes a lot of sense I'm one of those business men who doesn't make money from the camera In fact, the camera is my "meditation" I use it to keep my phone in my pocket and look at what's right in front of me Creatively brbrSo I use street and other things ONLY as a way to stay creative Really grateful for this video
Comment from : @ChrisBrogan

People pay you not to put your photo online, duh
Comment from : @mynameisnotcory

I appreciate you saying "big tesco"
Comment from : @GeorgeHolden

Everyone needs to hear this!
Comment from : @mikah13

that Weyland Yutani logo made me chuckle
Comment from : @MrBananovitch

Great point at the end on the if there was a massive demand for street photography, the street photography world would be a mess! Awesome video
Comment from : @edrikpedraja

Doing the same thing at and after work inevitably leads to burnout Hobbies turned professions stop being hobbies Making money doing what you love is the best way to stop loving itbrThat's why I don't try to make money from photography The fact that my photos suck has nothing to do with it, I swear
Comment from : @DominikMarczuk

by selling their gear
Comment from : @rico4700

inspirational video, especially as I still (slightly) dream of earning enough to live with 'just' by doing artbrbrYour later parts of the video hit me hard, as I remember giving up on drawing-designings because of my dream of car designer becoming a pressure of 'must be a car designer' during high school, and since my purchase of sony a7r3 (depleting most of my saved up money, along with earning some distrust from my parents) I once desperately tried to figure out ways to earn money with photos like in stock photography sites In the end, I feel that I get to relieve and enjoy the entire process of photography in every place and every moment, along with my rehabilitation with drawing, because they're not something as I must make earnings from them brbrI think one way photography can be somewhat of money-making is with taking pictures of second-hand/pre-owned things to post them on sale It kind of feels nice to put everything I got of my photography life with those used items as 'models'
Comment from : @icedcocoa01

But for publishing book you still need those consents from people, no?brGreat video, as always! I stuck now in pretty boring job, but it pays very good And I'm constantly reminding myself that because I have this job I also have the money for gear and I can afford to go shot on the street instead of getting second job to provide to my family
Comment from : @zelazowy