Summary
Every street photographer eventually develops a set of reliable shots—but those habits can quietly turn into street photography clichés. In this street photography video, professional photographer Justin Mott explains how to stop repeating the same photos and develop a more original visual voice. While editing my photography book about Vietnam, I started noticing something uncomfortable in my own work: I have a…
JU 
Justin Mott @askmott
Justin Mott @askmott Published: Oct 4, 2026 Duration: 9 min 10 sec
More videos from this photographer
Ghost Photographer: Five Minutes to Get the Shot
Oct 11, 2026
What Bad Street Photography Is Teaching You
Sep 27, 2026
The Most Overrated Things in Photography
Sep 17, 2026
7 Habits of Exceptional Photographers
Sep 13, 2026
The French Bag Brand Every Leica Photographer Should Know
Sep 3, 2026
10 Things Photographers Should Do Between Shoots
Aug 30, 2026
Other recommended videos
The rarest camera we have ever tested: Godox C100
Photolari
Do I Really Need My “BEST” Camera Gear?
Ian Worth
The 5 Year Camera Problem
Camera Conspiracies
Your latest photos are trying to trick you
aows
Is the best CHEAP SLING BAG for your camera?
Antonio Perandrés, Tecnotullus
I Stopped Editing the Hard Way in Lightroom
Mark Denney
NDPIX · PHOTO EDITORTurn your photos into something more.A focused photo editor for Mac and Windows. Essential tools, non-destructive RAW editing, and a workspace designed to stay out of your way.Download NDPix for free→macOS and Windows · 7 languagesEditCreateGo further 
