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This fashion of photographing a person from the "frog perspective" seems to be very much a part of the desire to spread anxiety. Rappers in the 90's used to pun
by unraveller 7y ago
This fashion of photographing a person from the "frog perspective" seems to be very much a part of the desire to spread anxiety. Rappers in the 90's used to punch down at a camera pointed up from the ground and I guess it means to subliminally elevate the figure and imply that the audience is lower than the "authority" figure up shot.
- happytoexplain 7y agoThis is frankly a little wild to me. It's a low-angle photo, so it's meant to indicate that we are all beneath an authority figure, and to spread anxiety? Low-angle photos are common to the point of banality in non-insidious photography, and can communicate all sorts of generically positive feelings. It's a little disturbing that you're reaching this far to find something to attack.
- lou1306 7y agoYou get anxiety from a picture of a 16-year-old girl?
- lm28469 7y agoI mean, if you don't "elevate" the "Person of the year" with a slight low angle shot idk when you'll do it... Why wouldn't you want to elevate someone trying to better the world ?