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Hard disagree, however, when taking pictures on vacation or when sightseeing I always try to include somebody from the group (be it friends, family, etc) in the
by dudul 3y ago
Hard disagree, however, when taking pictures on vacation or when sightseeing I always try to include somebody from the group (be it friends, family, etc) in the pictures.
20 years in the future I don't know if I'll care to look at pictures of buildings from <Random City>, but if see my younger kids in the foreground it will be worth it.
- refactor_master 3y agoI think nicely framed photos of buildings from <Random City> helps complete the experience. It’s also not just that one building, but also the photos before and after that complete the exhibition. It’s why we like albums and curated art exhibitions too, I believe. As much as I care for people close to me, I also care about the world we live in, and this is where photos of the inanimate things that make up <Random City> where I went comes in. I don’t think I have a photo where I’d go “and this is a building I photographed for no particular reason at all”.