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Just Gen-Zers Proving Their Photography Skills With Random Strangers
Move over millennials, the Gen-Zers are stepping out and boy oh boy do they have a unique skillset. Its always interesting to see the changes from generation to generation and while we certainly don’t want to admit that we are not on top of our game when it comes to anything to do with technology, the truth is we were not born with technology, it developed along with us.
So our understanding of it is not quite as intrinsic as displayed by these Gen-Zers as clearly indicated by their simple but effective photography skills which are absolutely mind-bending. Honestly, its like we live in different worlds comparing the skills of the average millennial vs what appears to be any Gen-Zer at this point. Don’t believe us? Dive in and decide for yourself.
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This has NOTHING to do with age. Perspective, angles, lighting, focus, creativity. NEXT…
lol at the out of focus dog on #6. Growing up alongside technology should give millenials a more intrinsic understanding of technology and the history of it. This article is dogshit
I’m supposed to believe these “amazing” skills are only attributable to the decade in which the person taking the pic was born in?
I didn’t know my eyes could achieve such epic rolling abilities
But in the end, They get the better shot. That’s kind of what matters and that’s what people want is that shot that looks like it could be in a magazine.
Millennial here, got my BA in visual arts. Sure if you’re basic AF and don’t knows anything about composition or are using a cruddy phone, your photo will look worse than someone who cares.
Tip: 𝗱𝗼𝗻’𝘁 𝘂𝘀𝗲 𝗱𝗲𝗳𝗮𝘂𝗹𝘁 𝘀𝗲𝘁𝘁𝗶𝗻𝗴𝘀 on your phone OR camera. If on camera, adjust ISO, shutter speed and light and warmth to match your environment instead of going auto. Also take multiples, that’s the key to getting one where the vibe is just perfection.
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Millennial here. Sure if you’re basic AF and don’t knows anything about composition or are using a cruddy phone, your photo will look worse than someone who cares.
Tip: 𝗱𝗼𝗻’𝘁 𝘂𝘀𝗲 𝗱𝗲𝗳𝗮𝘂𝗹𝘁 𝘀𝗲𝘁𝘁𝗶𝗻𝗴𝘀.
I’m a Boomer, and I love taking pictures! My grandsons, are Gen Z. I finally got a phone with a 64, main lense. Plus, 3 more! Google photos, for $1.99 a month, gives amazing edits features. The three of us, take amazing photos! Just take your time!
I’m a Boomer, and I love taking pictures! My grandsons, are Gen Z. I finally got a phone with the main lense higher than a 16 lense. This was has a 64, 6, and 3! Portrait, Pro, and night scape are amazing features! My grandsons have amazing skills taking pictures! It’s just a matter of: focus, which feature fits the scene the best, and Google 1, for Google photos has amazing edits feature’s. It’s just, taking the time to make it right.
The one andbonly difference in the pictures is that the gen z is shorter so they’re at a lower angle. Sure, if you’re a kid, you’ll probably think that looks cool or whatever, but not being grown yet isn’t a skill, even by millennial standards.
Exactly! It’s not talent…. It’s height
What, you can’t squat?
I’m a 5 foot 10 gen Z and never studied photography (tho I must say I will in a future) and take amazing pics bc I’ve been growing up with technology taking pictures of everything I thought cute
You do realise that there are gen z in their 20s right? They aren’t kids anymore that’s gen alpha
Oh great. ANOTHER article promoting generational division based solely on cherry picked examples to give an illusion of artificial correlation. BE BETTER.
Quit being bitter. They’re obviously better at it because they have a lot more experience and practice. We grew up with freaking 35mm.
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I think the difference is, the older generations take pics that only the person’s friends or family will be interested in seeing, while gen z takes pics that will look good to the world (including strangers with no particular connection to or interest in the person/animal in the photo). The photography is done in a way that can earn “likes”, not just save memories
Exactly!!! How can anybody be mad or bitter that a generation that grew up taking 5000 photos of day is going to be better at it than the rest of us?! It’s just Mass.
But in the end, They get the better shot. That’s kind of what matters and that’s what people want is that shot that looks like it could be in a magazine.