Taking pictures, and sharing them with other people is a common thing nowadays. People post about what they wear, how they drink their coffee, what they eat, who they spend their free time with and where they go, what their kids and animals do… They post  about everything, from the most usual family dinners they have, to the most precious moments of their lives. And then, when their family, friends, or other people who they do not even know about, send a like, a heart, or a good feedback for their pictures, the ones who post become happy. They become happy, because the general public, who were not even present at the captured moment liked what happened. And of course, the better the picture, the higher the number of good feedback, so the main aim is to take the best possible shots. If it takes a long time? Doesn’t matter! How many people do we see in restaurants (or in their homes, during a family dinner), taking photos of their food from different angles, with different settings, for long minutes, before they start eating their meal? A lot. And are we surprised? To my mind, no. Since it is not an unusual thing, rather common. Since in these days, when social media plays a massive role in our life, we see lots of well-made food photos. Since sometimes, we are one of those people, who take the pictures, share the best of them, and then, wait for the reactions of other people with huge excitement.

To my mind, the second half of my chosen video show this phenomenon quite good. The one who takes the photo, and the one who, who maybe does not.

based on: https://youtu.be/2BXRGzjo1_Q