> I very much don't care if there was any intent when consuming art of any kind, though. I agree with you. I basically stopped looking at things on /r/earthpo

> I very much don't care if there was any intent when consuming art of any kind, though. I agree with you. I basically stopped looking at things on /r/earthporn because nature itself is pretty and the bastardization that often happens on that subreddit isn't. They often play with the Hugh's to get deeper greens, more contrast, etc. But then it stops looking natural and my reaction isn't one of awe or interest. It's not pretty to me. It's interesting the first time you see it, but not the 100th time you see it.