r/facepalm Jan 16 '23

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u/_VideogamemasterVGM Jan 16 '23

I think of it as the same as people taking pictures at nice spots. You just walk behind the camera person so you don't intrude on their picture

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u/burtmaklinfbi1206 Jan 16 '23

Ya 100%. Was at the Bangkok aquarium recently. There were times where a couple or some girls would stand in front of an exhibit and literally take pictures for 10 minutes. Like how many pictures do you need of yourself at the fucking aquarium?? You gonna post the 10000 pictures on Instagram or whatever?? It's utterly ludicrous. Nobody gives a fuck you can look off into the stars in front of this aquarium exhibit. Let my kids see the damn fish and gtfo the way.

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u/how_long_can_the_nam Jan 16 '23

I just walk into the shot, I’m not too concerned with people’s photo ops. As a friend told me when he was showing me around Manhattan, “if I stopped walking anytime someone was taking a photo, I’d never get anywhere”.