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This coupled with the articles I've seen on people on vacation all hoarding together to get the perfect picture of $insertMonumentOrSkylineHere. I remember one
by joshstrange 8y ago
This coupled with the articles I've seen on people on vacation all hoarding together to get the perfect picture of $insertMonumentOrSkylineHere. I remember one in particular that showed this gorgeous picture then showed what was behind the photographer and it was mob of people all taking the same picture. It honestly makes me sick. Those are the people that do thing to say they did them rather than for the experience IMHO.
If your life looks perfect on FB/Insta/Snap I just assume you are empty inside. Well "produce" our lives a little but some people go so far out of their way I just don't understand how people can follow that shit and not see how vapid/fake/BS it all is. Like serious this [0] fuck right off. I in no way endorse or support the backlash she got but it just all seems so stupid and wasteful to me.
[0] https://www.news.com.au/lifestyle/real-life/news-life/blogger-bombarded-with-abuse-over-fake-pancakes-snap/news-story/3e3685be13cefbeeee33787bbb99d24c https://www.news.com.au/lifestyle/real-life/news-life/blogge...
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- jkestner 8y agoYes. Similar to my child, who's interested in the process of the "art" she's scribbling rather than the result, and forgets about it soon after. But more self-conscious, as the process of taking common photos is a social act. What if the mechanics of camera/social photo apps rewarded people for taking original photos? https://www.wired.com/2015/09/camera-wont-let-take-photo-everyone-else/ https://www.wired.com/2015/09/camera-wont-let-take-photo-eve...