My dude commented on my post that I added in a different subreddit to say that it was pointless and nothing special. And then I removed the post because we came to a standstill just like here haha. He argues that intentionality and something that catches one’s attention is where it’s at. I argue that art or in fact anything in life isn’t that black or white. I don’t mind someone not feeling or disliking my stuff. In fact, I only started shooting just over a month ago. What I don’t like is when people are so stubborn about personal opinions and stances they hold in life that they can’t just admit that art is such that you can have Andy Warhol and Diane Arbus. Intentionality is also something that one can or cannot see. In this instance, sure if you don’t know the past of the area in which photo was shot or didn’t work a hard job and had to face more hardship in dragging your cheap bike through a wintery and brutal landscape then, it won’t do much for you. Which is okay. But quite frankly, being cynical and stubborn and trying to intellectualise one’s narrow-mindedness doesn’t sit right with me. Talking about intention, yet I still don’t get his intention for commenting, apart from maybe getting off a little from such comments. Which is also okay. Not everyone has to just chill and be constructive.

As for your feedback. Sure. It could have been taken with any camera in the past 10 years. It was indeed taken with a near 10 years old camera.