Django is a tiny part of the Python community as a whole. I've been doing python development for going on 12 years, and half the programmers I know use python professionally in one capacity or another, and I can honestly say I don't know a single person who gets paid use Django.
Writing in house or custom desktop apps, data analysis/number crunching and visualizations in various fields, GIS work, non-web network services using twisted, and even web apps using other frameworks like werkzug, cherryPy and Zope/Plone. Other than low level embedded work, I can't think of a single area where I haven't heard of python being used.
