>want iPhone photos to reflect how they perceive the scene. // It seems more about how people wish they perceived the scene. Like, over-saturated and with "bea

>want iPhone photos to reflect how they perceive the scene. // It seems more about how people wish they perceived the scene. Like, over-saturated and with "beautification" filters; there's a recognition that this is not how the image maker [the person] actually perceives things. It's a dream of reality, a fairy tale. Honestly, some Facebook photos ... all people on my Facebook are people I know in person, the filters some use are frankly ridiculous; like, I know what you actually look like and it's not a manga cartoon with massive eyes and completely smooth skin. /rant