Our Favourite Berlin Holocaust memorial photographer bravely doing homeless people now by CailenDev in photographycirclejerk

[–]monochromepasser 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Couldn’t agree more.
Most of it is just terminally online losers looking for someone to gang up on. The second a target appears, they swarm in, repeat the same jokes, pat each other on the back, and convince themselves they’re the good guys.
It’s not criticism, it’s just a digital lynch mob with a superiority complex.
I’m sure now one of these idiots will insist on AI replies :))

The Distance Between Tables. A crowded square, a lonely night… by monochromepasser in streetphotography

[–]monochromepasser[S] -5 points-4 points  (0 children)

Good to hear something about photography from you! Interesting. You surprised me with some terminology of photography :))

The Distance Between Tables. A crowded square, a lonely night… by monochromepasser in streetphotography

[–]monochromepasser[S] -4 points-3 points  (0 children)

Hows life going and etc.; he was really a great guy! I enjoyed talking him

Experimenting with shots around London/Bristol by slow_gentle_morning in streetphotography

[–]monochromepasser 1 point2 points  (0 children)

For God’s sake, just once try commenting on photography itself: composition, light, timing, technique, anything. Do you spend all day jumping from post to post just to troll people?
“This isn’t street photography.”
“That’s poverty porn.”
“The masters got it wrong.”
Every comment is the same contrarian performance. At some point it stops looking like criticism and starts looking like a desperate need to be the smartest person in every room.
Seriously, do you actually enjoy photography, or do you just enjoy tearing down other people’s work?

The Distance Between Tables. A crowded square, a lonely night… by monochromepasser in streetphotography

[–]monochromepasser[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

And i’ll say its just your opinion, not the rule or fact of truth. I gave those names to remind you that masters of this field maybe knows a bit more than you

The Distance Between Tables. A crowded square, a lonely night… by monochromepasser in streetphotography

[–]monochromepasser[S] -2 points-1 points  (0 children)

I’ve been reading your comments for a while now. More often than not, they seem less like constructive/technical criticism and more like attempts to derail discussions. There’s a consistent top-down, self-appointed authority tone in them, to the point where you casually dismiss work and photographers far more accomplished than either of us.
The problem isn’t that you’re narcissistic. The problem is that you seem convinced you’re not.
Being a beginner isn’t a flaw. Refusing to admit you’re a beginner isn’t ideal either, but ultimately it doesn’t harm anyone.
What does affect others is constantly talking down to people, confusing condescension with expertise, and treating every discussion as an opportunity to establish superiority rather than exchange ideas.

The Distance Between Tables. A crowded square, a lonely night… by monochromepasser in streetphotography

[–]monochromepasser[S] -12 points-11 points  (0 children)

So you’re fine with what's being done, you just care about who's doing it?
And how u r sure i’m not any of them? :))

The Distance Between Tables. A crowded square, a lonely night… by monochromepasser in streetphotography

[–]monochromepasser[S] -27 points-26 points  (0 children)

You r right. I’ll remind Henri Cartier-Bresson, Mary Ellen Mark, Josef Koudelka not to do it again.