One of the interesting effects of going through social media platforms with millions of regular users is that you start noticing that many things are far more common than someone in a previous era might have expected. These range from certain hobbies (astronomy, vintage computers etc) and areas of interest (building methods in roman empire, geology) to specific sexual fetishes and proclivities. Whether this is due to the newfound ability to find and connect with other people or just an increase in general interest due to exposure is irrelevant. What matters is that we see much more of the world around us in ways which were previously not possible and this has interesting consequences. For example, after watching a lot of amateur video footage of tourist attractions in Europe - from beaches to entertainment districts-
The market for professional photography practitioners is by definition seasonal and niche. The arrival of professional DSLR cameras in the $1,500 range has thoroughly democratized the photography business, and the photographer with a studio has morphed into a roving nomad with a decent MacBook at home. The only real distinction is the ability to kick out work day in day out, and that requires scale (read: employees) and capital. If volume isn’t a problem, well then the apple iPhone 13 and up are good enough (with attachments and lighting systems).
Beauty in the US tends to head to “the big city” at high school graduation, leaving a vast sea of 5/10’s and lessers. I saw more 8/10s and up in Las Vegas than Chicago.
Beauty may be seen more in Europe, but more unapproachable.
Social Media Shows that Very Attractive Women are Rather Common
The market for professional photography practitioners is by definition seasonal and niche. The arrival of professional DSLR cameras in the $1,500 range has thoroughly democratized the photography business, and the photographer with a studio has morphed into a roving nomad with a decent MacBook at home. The only real distinction is the ability to kick out work day in day out, and that requires scale (read: employees) and capital. If volume isn’t a problem, well then the apple iPhone 13 and up are good enough (with attachments and lighting systems).
Beauty in the US tends to head to “the big city” at high school graduation, leaving a vast sea of 5/10’s and lessers. I saw more 8/10s and up in Las Vegas than Chicago.
Beauty may be seen more in Europe, but more unapproachable.
Did you here that Mike CA’s favorite bank just collapsed? Butt dochya worry, sloppy Joe will surety bail them and the uninnovative techies right out!