The term "street photography" is now much more complicated. How do you view the recent popularity of street photography by Internet celebrities?

"Street photography" on Weibo is almost completely different from "street photos" in photography. If there is a definition of street photography, I think it should be: "Street photography is a kind of collective masturbation with amateur photographers as the main creative force, shopping malls as the main place, and Weibo as the main carrier. It not only satisfies the creative needs of amateur photographers Desire also satisfies the multiple fantasies and desires of different audiences, especially the sexual fantasies of male audiences and the purchasing desires of female audiences. At the same time, street photography is also a marketing tool for social media accounts.

The content production quality is low and the cycle is short. At the same time, it relies on the extremely low cost of infringing on ordinary people's portrait rights to seek commercial benefits. "According to my definition, for male audiences, street photography is inherently unsuitable as a photographic art. Generalization. "Soft porn" is better summed up as "soft porn" plus a sprinkling of pornographic articles, dirty jokes, and a way to guess the type of car by showing the co-driver's legs. Unlike the actual porn embodied in the content, soft porn It's implicit in the way the content is expressed.

That's why when I see a real artist's body photography, even if it involves sex, I feel the artist's respect and ease; WWhen I see street photography, whether the people being photographed are attractive or not, I also find the greasiness and frivolity of this creative form uncomfortable, even if it is uncomfortable, there is nothing wrong with soft porn. There's nothing wrong with that. Because it's not always a good idea for someone to look at a pretty girl on the road, but now it's on a mobile screen for a female audience, I think. It has the same meaning as fashion magazines, except that ordinary people in street photography are not professional models, and not all clothes are fashion. About six months ago, I started checking popular posts on Weibo like this: When I look at it. When it comes to posts that include street photos, airport photos, handsome guys, bloody violence, fake news, nationalism, hate speech, cheap chicken soup, fan insults, etc., I will block them directly. Up to now, I have persisted for half a year, almost all of them. Hot social news, public knowledge cleaning, cats, dogs, chickens, ducks and geese, and all kinds of sand sculptures, but I noticed that there is no end to street shootings.