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but did they create a video of their experience? or did they just created the ten thousandth almost identical video that they could find online later and probab
by ejb999 3y ago
but did they create a video of their experience? or did they just created the ten thousandth almost identical video that they could find online later and probably of better quality, just so they could post in on their social media to prove to people they were there?
Honestly, I don't care what people do, but some should try putting down the camera and enjoying the moment for a change and see if it changes their way of viewing things.
- yowzadave 3y agoThis is why the only thing I bother taking photos of is my kids/family. If I'm visiting Delicate Arch, will my photo of it be any better than one of the millions of others I could find instantly by googling? Will I return to that photo and enjoy it later? No. (Actually good photographers, feel free to ignore this comment).
- 303uru 3y agoAs a long time amateur photographer, I agree. I had the DSLR, mirrorless, $10s of thousands in lenses, etc... But the reality is I can find a fantastic image of damn near any landscape in seconds. So, instead I get candid photos of my kids and wife in the places we visit. I have yet to feel the need to lookup a photo of a landscape.