is photography a hipsters hobby?
recently rekindled my interest in photography or more specifically videography. people I followed years ago like Philip bloom, Dave Dougdale, ect. seems to cater to a different market than what the new crop of enthusiasts are. local boy Peter Mckinnon for instance has over a million subs in less than a year while an industry veteran like bloom hasn't even hit 200k. no idea how that works.
I think youtubers are trying to be more cool and hip to get followers rather than concentrating on the information aspect. I like Casey neistat but it seems like there's a new version of him popping up ever other day and they "blowing" up the interwebs.
what's your thoughts on where photography is in terms of health and directions it's going. everyone with a camera and a youtube account sell themselves as film makers nowadays.
I think youtubers are trying to be more cool and hip to get followers rather than concentrating on the information aspect. I like Casey neistat but it seems like there's a new version of him popping up ever other day and they "blowing" up the interwebs.
what's your thoughts on where photography is in terms of health and directions it's going. everyone with a camera and a youtube account sell themselves as film makers nowadays.