How Society Accepted Bad Photography And Never Learned

If you know any better, you can look around the web and see pretty awful images absolutely killing it on social media platforms and in other places. And I'm not really saying this as an opinion, but it's more of a fact.

Photography has gone from something that required care and practice and turned into "content. " It's now just a part of a package, and that's all in some cases. This hasn't been all bad. It's opened and democratized photography for the masses while giving ultimate control to your Instagram dictators. And as much as I'm blaming Instagram for this, I'm also blaming technology. Apple, Google, Samsung, and others have had a big part of it. So too have the people. We ultimately are just sheep that keep going back to the toxic relationship with social media--grazing what we want only to return when we wish or when we've beckoned to do so. .

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2020-9-30 07:00

Источник: thephoblographer.com

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