4 thoughts on “Atlas Dwyer’s Podcast: Real/Digital Pictures”
Very interesting topic! I’ve always kind of thought that social media posts look fake too, and though I don’t own a disposable camera, I’ve always liked the look of the pictures people take when they use them. Maybe part of the reason why pictures taken on phones have a less authentic look is how the phone allows you to take pictures more quickly and from different angles. It would be cool to do a project where you take a picture of the same subject with a disposable camera, and then with your phone to see the differences.
I love your intro, it is a good hook for the podcast! I enjoyed listening to your podcast especially because you shared a lot about your own experiences and opinions on social media and photos, in general. Thank you for giving me some insights on how to take better photos! awesome job!
Listening to your podcast, it’s fascinating to hear about your passion for taking photos on disposable cameras. It’s a unique and refreshing approach to photography in today’s digital age. What stands out to me is the element of surprise and anticipation that comes with not immediately seeing the results, which can make each photo feel more valuable and memorable.
I really loved the intro into your podcast. This was a very interesting topic to choose from. I enjoyed listing to your experiences and your passion for taking photos and the old quality of photos.
Very interesting topic! I’ve always kind of thought that social media posts look fake too, and though I don’t own a disposable camera, I’ve always liked the look of the pictures people take when they use them. Maybe part of the reason why pictures taken on phones have a less authentic look is how the phone allows you to take pictures more quickly and from different angles. It would be cool to do a project where you take a picture of the same subject with a disposable camera, and then with your phone to see the differences.
I love your intro, it is a good hook for the podcast! I enjoyed listening to your podcast especially because you shared a lot about your own experiences and opinions on social media and photos, in general. Thank you for giving me some insights on how to take better photos! awesome job!
Listening to your podcast, it’s fascinating to hear about your passion for taking photos on disposable cameras. It’s a unique and refreshing approach to photography in today’s digital age. What stands out to me is the element of surprise and anticipation that comes with not immediately seeing the results, which can make each photo feel more valuable and memorable.
I really loved the intro into your podcast. This was a very interesting topic to choose from. I enjoyed listing to your experiences and your passion for taking photos and the old quality of photos.