5k for professional camera set up is pretty low end. So yeah, 100-300 seems like the correct pricing.
garca.sofiaNewcomerNov 2, 2026
Bait post. Driver is point A to B, photography (good) requires much more knowledge about camera and artistic stuff, ISO, filters, composition, etc. Also post processing using software. It's not hard stuff but it's not something that easy like driving.
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budi_71xNewcomerNov 2, 2026
I don't understand how these people make it to adulthood and hes like 50
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rohan_47xNewcomerNov 2, 2026
And the Uber Driver is not making a living.
camillebernard10NewcomerNov 2, 2026
Now occupy the Uber for as long as a photography session lasts and redo the comparison
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tunde_adeyemiNewcomerNov 2, 2026
It’s not photography that is dying; it is the business model. The model of a photo shoot followed by selecting photos to have heavily photoshopped and printed is virtually dead. It is too expensive and time consuming for both the photographer and the customer. But there are photo
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yui.suzukiNewcomerNov 2, 2026
Photography even though sound easier in the AI world is very hard to put a number in the process, the photographer has to make a composition in real time in the space he is in, then takes like 500 photos per shoot, then makes a selection, reveals the photo using Lightroom and or
souza.rafaelNewcomerNov 2, 2026
It’s fucking hard to find a good photographer nowadays, everybody just buy a camera and apply a thousand filters. I gotta respect a good photographer but that like a good actor, you have a thousand shitty ones to find a good one
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li.haoNewcomerNov 2, 2026
Well, with what Uber drivers get paid, it's pretty much a community service they are doing.
noahwilliams26NewcomerNov 2, 2026
So 50 photo sessions (once a week) and it's payed off? That sounds great to me
5k for professional camera set up is pretty low end. So yeah, 100-300 seems like the correct pricing.
Bait post. Driver is point A to B, photography (good) requires much more knowledge about camera and artistic stuff, ISO, filters, composition, etc. Also post processing using software. It's not hard stuff but it's not something that easy like driving.
I don't understand how these people make it to adulthood and hes like 50
And the Uber Driver is not making a living.
Now occupy the Uber for as long as a photography session lasts and redo the comparison
It’s not photography that is dying; it is the business model. The model of a photo shoot followed by selecting photos to have heavily photoshopped and printed is virtually dead. It is too expensive and time consuming for both the photographer and the customer. But there are photo
Photography even though sound easier in the AI world is very hard to put a number in the process, the photographer has to make a composition in real time in the space he is in, then takes like 500 photos per shoot, then makes a selection, reveals the photo using Lightroom and or
It’s fucking hard to find a good photographer nowadays, everybody just buy a camera and apply a thousand filters. I gotta respect a good photographer but that like a good actor, you have a thousand shitty ones to find a good one
Well, with what Uber drivers get paid, it's pretty much a community service they are doing.
So 50 photo sessions (once a week) and it's payed off? That sounds great to me