I like the fact that your videos never give a condescending vibe and you always encourage people to just do their own thing, while sharing your own journey. And it’s always a good piece of advice to tell people to step outside their norm, it inspires a whole new energy behind your creativity.
bro i love this nigga, when i reach a “sufficient” level of “mastery” with my art imma tell the whoever will listen Vuhlandes was a huge inspiration. this shit is major bro, keep going plenty of young black artists like myself are watching and wishing for even more success so the whole world can see how great of an artist and human being you are💯
Your work has helped me find myself in my art. Your work has taught me to appreciate my ideas and be proud of them. Thanks for inspiring me and many other artists across the world
Getting advice from you feels so luxurious. It’s such a blessing to learn from such an amazing person and photographer. Helped me a lot along my photography journey and actually pushed me to create my own photography only account!
1: Never buy new. Buy used. Seriously why buy a $800 lens if you don't have the cash, when you can buy the same lens at $300 with 1 previous owner. Cameras and lenses are not phones. You can use the same lens for 30+ years even with rough handling, if not more
I started doing street back in the early 2000s in NYC. Then a few years ago I moved to Maryland and I’m lacking inspiration. The idea of going out of your comfort zone hits. Thank you.
People who give criticism with the ambition of wanting you to better your work and push your comfort zone is always a good thing. True criticism comes from a place of positive intention.
Thanks for an awesome video. In a time where people seem to approach and even promote unhealthy attitudes in regards to what being an artist should be, this was really refreshing and great. I’m my opinion (and I’m aware it’s my preference :), I felt like you laid out some really healthy approaches to being a photographer or an artist or a professional of any kind. Things that will allow people to withstand the test of time. To enjoy the journey and to be grateful for the process is something I’m currently learning to do, though I admittedly still have rough days. Going outside of our comfort zones, and always being a student. I love all your videos but this one in particular hit home. Thanks man for what you bring to the photography scene. Enjoy your weekend and see you on the next one. 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Professional: a person engaged in a specified activity, especially a sport or branch of the performing arts, as a main paid occupation rather than as a pastime. From the Oxford dictionary. So if you work at McDonald’s cooking burgers you’re a professional burger flipper. It’s just a fancy word
Would there be any chance of having a series that gives an overview on how your workflow is when planning for a shoot? and possibly how to pitch to companies, and convey concepts.
Mistake number 6 not subscribing and following Vuhlandes. Been watching your work over the past few months and you've definitely earned a subscriber. Keep up the good work man
Hey vuhlandes could u give me a film camera, any film camera will do, i love film photography but i really need a camera and film stock...any film stock or camera will do, my country has little to no film camera for sale, even if they do it's usually expensive asf
I like the fact that your videos never give a condescending vibe and you always encourage people to just do their own thing, while sharing your own journey. And it’s always a good piece of advice to tell people to step outside their norm, it inspires a whole new energy behind your creativity.
bro i love this nigga, when i reach a “sufficient” level of “mastery” with my art imma tell the whoever will listen Vuhlandes was a huge inspiration. this shit is major bro, keep going plenty of young black artists like myself are watching and wishing for even more success so the whole world can see how great of an artist and human being you are💯
🥺🥺🥺🥺
Color pallet on the trailer park shoot was fire. Dope video, this sparked some ideas!
Thank you bro. Hell yeah!!!
When Two Of Some Of My Favorite Visual Artists Link 🙏🏾
a new vuhlandes video was on my wishlist for my birthday. thanks for coming through!
Happy birthday! Glad I could get you something 🤣
Your work has helped me find myself in my art. Your work has taught me to appreciate my ideas and be proud of them. Thanks for inspiring me and many other artists across the world
FACTS
Getting advice from you feels so luxurious. It’s such a blessing to learn from such an amazing person and photographer. Helped me a lot along my photography journey and actually pushed me to create my own photography only account!
1: Never buy new. Buy used.
Seriously why buy a $800 lens if you don't have the cash, when you can buy the same lens at $300 with 1 previous owner.
Cameras and lenses are not phones. You can use the same lens for 30+ years even with rough handling, if not more
If one can’t afford an $800 lens one probably can’t afford a $300 lens, let’s be real
@@TheNewNationPodcast lol what
@@TheNewNationPodcast that’s a $500 difference
LETS GET ITTTTTT
Really spoke to me on this one bro! Keeping bringing the truth.
You hit every point on the head, especially with planning and stepping out of your comfort zone ✨🙏🏼
I started doing street back in the early 2000s in NYC. Then a few years ago I moved to Maryland and I’m lacking inspiration. The idea of going out of your comfort zone hits. Thank you.
People who give criticism with the ambition of wanting you to better your work and push your comfort zone is always a good thing. True criticism comes from a place of positive intention.
Just in time for lunch break 🔥
I see a new Vuh vid and I click and like.
Great content bro!
Great videos man, really helpful the way you talk and approach things.
love the video bro mad knowledge in here! i fw the 4ye durag too 🦅
Thanks for an awesome video. In a time where people seem to approach and even promote unhealthy attitudes in regards to what being an artist should be, this was really refreshing and great. I’m my opinion (and I’m aware it’s my preference :), I felt like you laid out some really healthy approaches to being a photographer or an artist or a professional of any kind. Things that will allow people to withstand the test of time. To enjoy the journey and to be grateful for the process is something I’m currently learning to do, though I admittedly still have rough days. Going outside of our comfort zones, and always being a student. I love all your videos but this one in particular hit home. Thanks man for what you bring to the photography scene. Enjoy your weekend and see you on the next one. 🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼
Professional: a person engaged in a specified activity, especially a sport or branch of the performing arts, as a main paid occupation rather than as a pastime.
From the Oxford dictionary. So if you work at McDonald’s cooking burgers you’re a professional burger flipper. It’s just a fancy word
Facts Vuh,
Lets believe more in ourselves and get some shit done in 2022 🥂
Would there be any chance of having a series that gives an overview on how your workflow is when planning for a shoot? and possibly how to pitch to companies, and convey concepts.
Bro speaking to us fr💪🏿💯
Your work is amazing and unique. You inspired me to pick up a film camera.
Can I get a "5 Ways to be fresh like Vuhlandes" please!!
This helped a lot i found myself giving up a coup[e times because I wasn't where I wanna be
thank you for this
My Minolta X700 fell three feet wrapped in a jacket and the ring before the mirrors came loose and now I have particles behind the mirror.
a new minolta x700 body is really affordable rn
This is great 👏
Love your work.
What do you do when someone books you because they like your style and then ask you to change it mid post
Since ive made all 5 mistakes, plus countless others, i've decided to call myself an ultra-professional. time to go make some business cards.
Dropping #facts.
Thanks you for this video 💯🙏🏿 knowledgeable video
That thumbnail killed my soul :D
I need to go give this guy !!!
Mistake number 6 not subscribing and following Vuhlandes. Been watching your work over the past few months and you've definitely earned a subscriber. Keep up the good work man
I'm trying to be like you for real
Facts🙌🏼✍🏼
Can we get a photobook?
Bro what were you filming with in those clips of u standing on the car.
Love your photography! BTW there appears to be some editing errors in this video?
Maybe. It’s okay
Professional photographer not video editor
@@lachlanchester8142 on CZcams. Never said he was. Was trying to helpfully point out some errors he may want to fix - or not. His call. Cheers!
Great channel 👍
Haven’t watched in awhile. Always wanted to ask, was it like “weird/hard” to edit with the trackpad on photos/videos?
Bro, do you use the RZ pro ii?
Long Weekend bag tho 👀
let’s gooooo
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“Mistakes I made.” First example; never done this… dude…
Dude you take awesome pictures call it professional or not
i guess i’m a professional now haha
You never really know everything
Hey vuhlandes could u give me a film camera, any film camera will do, i love film photography but i really need a camera and film stock...any film stock or camera will do, my country has little to no film camera for sale, even if they do it's usually expensive asf
look at this dude...
Any film stock or camera will do lmao 😭
5 mistakes professional photographers make start @1:56. You're welcome.
some people enjoy the intro and personality :) 0.00
We're here for the whole video. 0:00.
@@velyvely6479 thank you. Idk why people do this….