This Tweet Sums Up Everything Wrong with Lots of Portrait Photographers

A Reddit user recently shared a Tweet that pretty much summed up the dark side of portrait photography. Twitter user, @uhhhhmad wrote, “no dude I think it’s really cool and normal ur “photography” just consists of pictures of hot girls.

” In case you missed it, the tweet is certainly meant to be received sarcastically. And while at first, it tickles the funny bone, it serves as a reminder to us all what a sad, dark place this section of our industry can be. Let’s take a look at the real problem, why it exists, and what we can do to move forward. .

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2019-10-19 07:00

Источник: thephoblographer.com

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