"Pictures of people who mock me"

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very. unimpressed.

lousy photography, she's not that good- -- i thought this had been hashed to death with the huff post and petapixel articles- --- she dresses strangely, stands in the way of traffic flow and makes a scene, has a camera rigged on a tripod, well, no duh... people stare...


blah.meh.underwhelmed.
 
I'm not so sure how new this story is but I give her credit for doing something different. It definitely has that "something extra" missing from the vast majority of lifeless street photos and isn't a subject that has been beat to death. Sure her tactics may be unorthodox but so are those others like Bruce Gilden.
 
very. unimpressed.

lousy photography, she's not that good- -- i thought this had been hashed to death with the huff post and petapixel articles- --- she dresses strangely, stands in the way of traffic flow and makes a scene, has a camera rigged on a tripod, well, no duh... people stare...


blah.meh.underwhelmed.

It's not photography per se .

Let a prettier face and a nicer body 'obstruct traffic' and you would never see the contempt recorded in these images. I think that's the point here .

It may not be genius, but it's a brave piece of art.
 
very. unimpressed.

lousy photography, she's not that good- -- i thought this had been hashed to death with the huff post and petapixel articles- --- she dresses strangely, stands in the way of traffic flow and makes a scene, has a camera rigged on a tripod, well, no duh... people stare...


blah.meh.underwhelmed.

+1 from a purely photographic standpoint these are really bland and unintresting
 
What did she accomplish ?

What did she accomplish ?

I don't think she has shamed these people at all. I think that most of them would not be embarrassed at them selves if they saw these photos. I think that many non fat people think that fat people eat too much and should be ashamed of them selves.( for the record, I am getting fatter as I get older and It sucks .) I don't think there is a lot of sympathy for fat people. Compare this to the young people that take selfies with homeless people as a back drop, these people have been outed and shamed.
 
no, it is interesting - forget the 'perceived' quality of the photography.
Go look at the cop photo...you want this cop to take YOUR complaint seriously?
I always find folk of a 'certain type' react quite as predicted when the truth of their 'culture' is in their face.;)
 
Bull. 3/4 the people in town are fat. I see people much bigger than her every day in the same town.

Maybe the way she is dressed and the camera setup are causing the reaction
 
I don't believe she is sloppy at all. Her style fits what she is trying to say. She is taking a hard look at herself and others, as they look at her. Societal standards are what she is mocking. There is a tremendous outcry in the media by those who get "photoshopped" to appear "perfect". They want to be left as is. As a society, we have gone too far.

Pretentious? Far from it.

Perfection is a pipe dream.
 
I put her name in Google Images and got many more photos. Some are mocking her but most are just looking at her. The cops photo is the one good image she has.
I see nothing wrong with looking at people who look different. It's a natural reaction. As long as it is just a glance and not staring.
It is an interesting project, more about sociology than photography, though of course the two are linked.

Gil.
 
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