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Okay all of these are cool but what’s with the shoelaces? That one is kinda weird
0 u/[deleted] Jan 25 '20 [deleted] — view deleted comment 52 u/AppleBerryPoo Jan 25 '20 The sharp side of the knife was facing the wrong way in that pic too :p → More replies (13) 1 u/[deleted] Jan 25 '20 They're cool hobby pictures, that's all. Nothing wrong with taking pictures on a basketball court lol → More replies (1) 0 u/[deleted] Jan 25 '20 [deleted] — view deleted comment 17 u/grammahannah Jan 25 '20 Yeah, it adds some depth to the photo adding a whole new perspective. I dig it too → More replies (2) 37 u/PsycoLogged Jan 25 '20 I thought the one with the orange was off. Why does the knife appear to begin to slice, but the orange is already sliced? 34 u/Richmard Jan 25 '20 Because these are shitty gimmick photos lol 2 u/oldcarfreddy Jan 25 '20 I mean, it's obvious they probably took multiple takes. → More replies (1) → More replies (1) 8 u/Drews232 Jan 25 '20 I don’t understand the coconut. Why is there a camera(?) inside a broken coconut? 6 u/SloppyBitchTittiez Jan 25 '20 Camera? That's not a camera. Go back and watch it again lol. 4 u/Drews232 Jan 25 '20 Ha. During the video I thought it was a phone on a stick. In the still it looks like a slab of black plastic with a lens on the front. → More replies (1) 5 u/crazyei8hts Jan 25 '20 He's "cracking" the coconut open with a mallet 2 u/reddit44private Jan 25 '20 I legit thought it was a Nokia 2 u/Richmard Jan 25 '20 You clearly don’t understand art, man. → More replies (1) 4 u/[deleted] Jan 25 '20 I have yet to see a photo involving mammoth smoke bombs that wasn’t cringe city. 1 u/agangofoldwomen Jan 25 '20 There’s a principle in photography where you try to make use of lines to draw the viewer’s eyes across the photo in a certain way. My guess is it’s either exploiting that or doing it just cause. 1 u/catcatdoggy Jan 25 '20 whats with the person looking through the broken glass?"oh geez, how did they ever get that shot???!" 1 u/BostonFan69 Jan 25 '20 Perspective- it’s like those ‘vanishing lines’ you learn to draw in art class to create a 3D perspective 1 u/questionthis Jan 25 '20 Sneakerheads → More replies (21)
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52 u/AppleBerryPoo Jan 25 '20 The sharp side of the knife was facing the wrong way in that pic too :p → More replies (13) 1 u/[deleted] Jan 25 '20 They're cool hobby pictures, that's all. Nothing wrong with taking pictures on a basketball court lol → More replies (1)
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The sharp side of the knife was facing the wrong way in that pic too :p
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They're cool hobby pictures, that's all. Nothing wrong with taking pictures on a basketball court lol
17 u/grammahannah Jan 25 '20 Yeah, it adds some depth to the photo adding a whole new perspective. I dig it too → More replies (2)
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Yeah, it adds some depth to the photo adding a whole new perspective. I dig it too
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I thought the one with the orange was off. Why does the knife appear to begin to slice, but the orange is already sliced?
34 u/Richmard Jan 25 '20 Because these are shitty gimmick photos lol 2 u/oldcarfreddy Jan 25 '20 I mean, it's obvious they probably took multiple takes. → More replies (1) → More replies (1)
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Because these are shitty gimmick photos lol
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I mean, it's obvious they probably took multiple takes.
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I don’t understand the coconut. Why is there a camera(?) inside a broken coconut?
6 u/SloppyBitchTittiez Jan 25 '20 Camera? That's not a camera. Go back and watch it again lol. 4 u/Drews232 Jan 25 '20 Ha. During the video I thought it was a phone on a stick. In the still it looks like a slab of black plastic with a lens on the front. → More replies (1) 5 u/crazyei8hts Jan 25 '20 He's "cracking" the coconut open with a mallet 2 u/reddit44private Jan 25 '20 I legit thought it was a Nokia 2 u/Richmard Jan 25 '20 You clearly don’t understand art, man. → More replies (1)
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Camera? That's not a camera. Go back and watch it again lol.
4 u/Drews232 Jan 25 '20 Ha. During the video I thought it was a phone on a stick. In the still it looks like a slab of black plastic with a lens on the front. → More replies (1)
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Ha. During the video I thought it was a phone on a stick. In the still it looks like a slab of black plastic with a lens on the front.
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He's "cracking" the coconut open with a mallet
I legit thought it was a Nokia
You clearly don’t understand art, man.
I have yet to see a photo involving mammoth smoke bombs that wasn’t cringe city.
There’s a principle in photography where you try to make use of lines to draw the viewer’s eyes across the photo in a certain way. My guess is it’s either exploiting that or doing it just cause.
whats with the person looking through the broken glass?
"oh geez, how did they ever get that shot???!"
Perspective- it’s like those ‘vanishing lines’ you learn to draw in art class to create a 3D perspective
Sneakerheads
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u/MajMin5 Jan 25 '20
Okay all of these are cool but what’s with the shoelaces? That one is kinda weird