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Same thing at Times square during New Year's Eve. Almost no one looks at anything during that time directly, it is all through a camera lens. Which is fine, it
by vijayr 11y ago
Same thing at Times square during New Year's Eve. Almost no one looks at anything during that time directly, it is all through a camera lens. Which is fine, it is their choice - but it becomes super annoying when hundreds of flashes are going off around you, at the same time, and if you were the odd man out who actually wants to see things with your naked eyes than a lens, it is impossible.
It is a real disappointing experience
- scrupulusalbion 11y agoI thinks its important whether they are taking pictures of people in those situations. Tourist locations get plenty of photographs, but the people doing the visiting are properly the object of photography. I don't care about yet another picture of the Eiffel tower; a picture of someone standing before the Eiffel tower is much more interesting.