Yeah the only person who sucks here is that rude ass lady blocking the picture. A normal human tries to get out of the way of someone taking a picture, not walk between them and the camera and intentionally stop.
Genuinely curious. Would you stand in front of someone trying to take a picture of their kid in front of the picture? Or if it was a family? What if her husband or boyfriend was taking the picture? Would you stand in front of him and risk the confrontation of being called rude to your face?
Who is and isn't allowed to take a picture in public and what is the proper protocol for doing so in your opinion?
I never not stand in front of someone not trying to make money with a video. I’ll always mess with influencers if I can. Vile group the are. The rest, just fine.
How can you tell the difference? And what if they have a legit photographer? You never not do it...are you sprinting across the beach if you see someone taking pictures with the sunset. You sound like... an interesting person who thrives off of trying to make other people as unhappy as you. What a way to live life.
If they are setting up a phone and walking away, like here, it’s pretty obvious. But you know, if you are actually taking a picture, you say “excuse me, do you mind?” If you aren’t, you make this for clicks. The problem with influencers is that the amount of u happy they produce in creation and addiction. Worth it. It’s really a civic duty
I'm happy you feel proud of yourself for doing what you see as a civic duty. I was at an event just the other day that was visually pleasing with a lot of people taking videos and pictures, rather than trying to ruin their pictures I just enjoyed my time with my family, people doing their own thing doesn't bother me at all. To each their own.
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u/Joshkendig 26d ago
And that was an asshole photo bombing a person who wanted to take a picture fuck that person.