How I turned street photography into a business

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CHAPTERS
00:00 Turning a hobby into a paying job
00:38 Research the market
01:21 Build a portfolio
02:52 Have a strong brand
04:08 Website and SEO
05:59 Create relationships

[@christopherbgriffith]

This is super insightful to see your process. Having just moved across the country, I am having to learn a whole new landscape as I consider dipping my toes into side hustle photo work.

[@RyanH0809]

Incredibly helpful!

[@aristidemoari]

Great video!

[@karenscott4111]

Excellent and helpful information!

[@torb-no]

Thanks for making the video! Like the advice regarding how to get your foot into the door (emailing), networking, etc.
Out or curiosity, do you still prefer a 24mm FF equiv and 85mm FF equiv for event work? (I recently rewatched your Fuji event gear video, tho I know you’ve moved on from Fuji).

[@AndrewGoodCamera]

Yes. Those are my two favorite focal lengths. Haven't gotten them for Nikon just yet, but will

[@mondohand71]

Great video. I’m a bit on the fence where’s best to create my website for my landscape shots.