Casually Explained: Photography

Why would you use a camera when you can draw at this level that's what I say.

[akir]

I genuinely believe casually explained just gets deep into a new niche hobby for a few months, resurfaces to share his findings, then submerges himself again

[matchamixing]

Bro is back from the dead to teach us how to take poorly lit photos of natural landscapes and our friends

[craftmaster]

"the best way to make money as a photographer is by selling your equipment" absolutely sent me 😂

[TonyAndChelsea]

I laughed. I cried. I considered a career change.

[MackuEliwood]

as a photographer, i cringed, shuddered, and almost cried at how accurate these stabs are... currently rethinking my life decisions. thank u mr. casual

[BlueJayYT]

One of the biggest hurdles of a photographer's career is deciding when they can stop saying they're a bartender for a living, and when they can start saying they're just a disappointment.

[mubrek]

The fact that he outsmarted a joke by making the dick joke not at Micro but at Wide Angle is so hilarious to me.

[_bentai]

“This is because the camera they were using simply didn’t have enough dynamic range for the leds in the studio” this joke was peak comedy

[kimambrocio]

First the rock climbing, existentialism, and now photography? I've never felt so heard. Appreciate the content

[ChessedGamon]

photography is the world's first pay to win art form

[kevkevdellarocco]

The accuracy is incredible on just about every point!
My first "money sent. thank." blew my mind. I felt guilty making 2x week's pay on one gig. Afterwards, the company's CEO wanted to add some different furniture and "do the whole thing again" because she loved the photos and videos and wanted them to be perfect. And so I went out and did exactly the same thing again and got paid twice. Commercial work has been much more of a focus now!

[antiseth]

The pricing relationship is hilariously accurate. A lot of low-budget clients want to maximize their dollar, so they’ll ask for every discount, corner cut, and favor imaginable and give you hell when something is not meeting their expectations. Big budget clients have so much money to throw around that in many cases they don’t care. They hire and pay you to do the job so they literally don’t have to think about it. They don’t have time to micromanage you. There are obviously low budget clients with low budget expectations and high budget clients demanding the world of the product, but it’s impressive how many clients in the photo/video field have expectations inverse of their budget.

[BigWillieisms]

"The best way to make money in photography is by selling your equipment...." 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 I screamed, but its so true!

[grfrjiglstan]

I’m convinced that the long gaps between uploads are because he takes up entire new hobbies/livelihoods for each individual video.

[HarrySJohnson]

“In basic economics, this push and pull is called ‘simping’” had me spitting out my Costco hot dog.

[jonathanwingmusic]

As a freelancer, I have to say that freelancer paradox couldn't be more true. It boggles the mind how in many cases the more money they pay, the less demanding they are. The most demanding and obnoxious clients I ever had were low paid or worse yet, favors for (ex)friends...

[AidanDaGreat]

Casually Explained is like a semi-absent father. Gone until we think he'll never come back, until he does to check how we're doing, and everything is great until he leaves again.
Edit: I hate people who edit their comments

[KoningKasimir]

Dude definitely tried to be a pro photographer during his absence because this is way too accurate

[ludoviajante]

I want to say as a Brazilian that your channel is one of my biggest inspirations. No matter how long it takes to post, you always bring a smile to our faces!

[SocialBobcat]

as always, the comedy and wit is worth the wait