Uncovering the SECRET to Making MONEY with Street Photography

In this video, I'm going to show you how to make money as a street photographer. I'll show you some tips on how to get started and some strategies for getting the most out of your photography.
If you're looking for a way to make money from your photography, then this video is for you! I'll share with you everything you need to know to get started as a street photographer. From equipment recommendations to tips on how to shoot commercial photography, I'll cover everything you need to get started and start making money from your photography!
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[@TinHouseStudioUK]

I don't think I made it clear in this video, this wont be the path for everyone, but if for someone its of use, it was worth making. Join our lovely community facebook.com/groups/1893064874281393

[@StephenMcFadden]

Thank you for not gate keeping.

[@benharris3949]

This is going to help so many people. And there’s always the secret invite groups, every industry runs on connections.

[@paultaylorphotography9499]

Street and documentary photography is my passion, I love shooting landscapes, sports, concerts, everything but street always gets me buzzing. Great tips cheers

[@kocurel]

My man, this is exactly the knowledge I was striving for last year! Thank you! This feels like THE black magic knowledge that separates youngsters from grown-up. Finally I can hit more than few agents I know in my area. I can't say how much I appreciate you and your videos, especially this one.

[@sachinkhare1688]

I always love the way, you talk about practical things in photography and how the community can have the advantage of things that are there in the market. 👍💚

[@TinHouseStudioUK]

Thanks, glad it was of use

[@petebird1460]

Absolute legend - brilliant work all round I’ve learnt so much thank you.

[@TinHouseStudioUK]

Thanks Pete

[@steveroe_5621]

Cheers Scott, I am taking some time out off to really start building my photography business (I’m on day 2) and this is perfect - can’t thank you enough

[@swancoffeehouse5983]

I feel like I've stumbled upon some dark magic society knowledge! Now that I'm hearing this, I'm pretty sure I've seen people do it, I just didn't know what it was or how they did it.

[@rrr43875]

As a longtime street photographer, this info is priceless to me

[@TinHouseStudioUK]

Glad it’s helped

[@kadeanderson4347]

Got to say Scott, thanks a million for making the content you share from Tin House Studio. really some great advice to help me get to the next stage in my photography career

[@j.miskovic7224]

Great and precious information man, and as always right on point👏 Thank you!

[@philliphickox4023]

I have a number of personal projects on the go, most are going to be more in the documentary style. The other day trying to get the perfect location for documentary landscape shot, I got stuck in 4x4 and I needed to have had a winch, and I would have been unstuck in a very short period of time, as it was. it took me about an hour and numerous attempts before I was able to extricate myself. Still I got the shots I wanted. I should add, I will soon be starting my own KZbin channel as I suspect there is a vacant spot that doesn't cover what I will be covering,

[@analogandnot]

Thank you for doing this kind of stuff, I mostly shoot street I like to capture the moments that happens on the streets but I’m not a Professional photographer it’s more of a hobby but I’m still interested in trying to figure out how to at least support that hobby in some ways

[@Donan95]

Thank you! This was for sure information we needed!

[@TinHouseStudioUK]

You are so welcome!

[@Cervin_Suisse]

How do street photographers bypass the privacy protection issues ? Each time I put up images featuring people on live I was asked to provide the consent of the subjects. How can you possibly get consent on the run from snaping pictures of strangers ?

[@nicosanjuan3799]

This is my same question, I hope someone can answer

[@Mettyunuabona_]

4 mins of powerful info!

[@TinHouseStudioUK]

Thanks

[@chumleyk]

This has to be a ChatGPT-generated video idea. I can smell it, Scott. Sniff sniff (vibing off Scott’s previous statement that he uses ChatGPT for video ideas, haha)

[@benharris3949]

A commercial photographer with oft mentioned interest in street photography making a video combining the two? Doesn’t take Chat GPT to generate that

[@TinHouseStudioUK]

Nope. Chat gpt actually comes up with high performers by content haha

[@Fotofinura]

Thanks for this info! I’ve never thought about this avenue for street photography! 🙏

[@TinHouseStudioUK]

Happy to help!

[@Popa_Bogdan_Light_Drawing]

thank you!

[@weedrunkglasgowman]

Brilliant.

[@TinHouseStudioUK]

Thanks

[@donaldgibson3922]

Thank You !!

[@TriggerTheGoldFinger]

Awesome wondering how to make it with street photography oddly was talking with store manager looking at there huge display needs some street on their monitors put in a request to test their screen asking for video spec told them have 16bit colour just waiting for any response could have given the 1.5Gb file on usb that the managers has to upload to the huge TV was just wondering what it would look like probably need a different angle now

[@thedarkslide]

I see you watched Pauli B's video, showing him shooting for Adidas on commission at that music festival? Joe Greer shoots on commission for a hotel chain I believe - same kind of deal. Good for them.

[@TinHouseStudioUK]

Its Paulie B who does the walkie talkie thing isnt it. I often have the video playing as a podcast. Really good content. And yes, good for them!

[@thedarkslide]

@@TinHouseStudioUK That's right, Paulie's walkie talkie videos are pretty great, he features diverse photographers from NYC - with some really legit people in these. My only pet peeve with that content - or mainstream street photography content is that it creates this false narrative that if you want to be someone in street photography, you need to shoot in New York City, e.g., NYC is too overrepresented in street photography. It's out of balance and it's easy to forget that a lot of great work is happening elsewhere that gets drowned out by a repetitive stream of images of NYC 5th Avenue characters photographed over and over and over again.

[@Andreas-Lau]

I love your idea. Well, I don't think that would be my path, but I'll think about it. As you talked about this, I instantly got some ideas. At least just to try out. Very interesting. Thank you

[@TinHouseStudioUK]

Amazing. Best of luck

[@friendlord9696]

You a scientologist?