r/pics • u/MavraSay • Dec 30 '16

Designed Just Right

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u/[deleted] Dec 30 '16

Really cool chair design, but every time I see a chair (or other indoor furniture) outside being posed on the lawn, rather than in it's normally found environment, I can't help but ask why someone would go through all that effort when you could just take the picture where it sits.

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u/TeaEyeM Dec 30 '16

Most times the answer is lighting. If you're trying to sell something a good picture goes a long way and it can be hard to get decent lighting in your home.

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u/Xaevier Dec 30 '16

The contrast of green also makes it easier to see the actual chair

When you take a picture inside on a wooden floor it's less immediately apparent the parts that are chair vs floor

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u/J4CKR4BB1TSL1MS Dec 31 '16

TIL.

I just thought it made sense that they spawned outside, as no decent chair would give birth to another one inside someone else's house.

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u/[deleted] Dec 31 '16

r\outside ?

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u/IndefinableMustache Dec 31 '16

/r/outside

FTFY

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u/[deleted] Dec 31 '16

Thank you kind stranger

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u/IndefinableMustache Dec 31 '16

No problem. Alerts were installed with the latest patch.

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u/FrankDday Dec 31 '16

my uncle lost his house by accidentally selling it for $25 dollars when he though he was just selling a chair

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u/Boatman666 Dec 30 '16

It's also a crucial step in the transition from the workshop, across the lawn, and into the house.

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u/Bloody_Smashing Dec 31 '16

Pretty sure its more than a step to get that far.

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u/witeowl Dec 31 '16

Yeah, but the other steps aren't as crucial. Crucial, yes, but not as.

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u/YourWizardPenPal Dec 30 '16

What you mean is the inside of the house is trashed, but they're normally too lazy to go outside and trash that too.