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People Are Sharing Pics Of Boyfriends “Forced” To Take Perfect Pictures Of Their Girlfriends
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Social media envy if you're among the 81% of young adults (18-24) that use Instagram daily you've definitely felt it. The constant stream of glossy perfectly posed candids of girls sitting among a field of flowers is enough to make anyone green, but how do they make such beautiful photos? The answer - a personal photographer.
Yes, Instagram influencers across the platform have been relying on their boyfriends' as their personal photographers to achieve the perfect Instagram photo. But once hidden behind a lense these men no longer live in the shadows, thanks to the Instagram and Facebook accounts “Boyfriends of Instagram." The pages post photos people have shared of Instagram boyfriends going to some pretty impressive lengths to photograph their girlfriends. From sitting on each other's shoulders to literally bending over backward, no shot is too much of a challenge. Created by two anonymous Australian men, the Instagram account has wracked up 137k followers. Scroll down below to see some of these hilarious photography poses and behind the scenes shots! And don't forget to upvote your faves!
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I dunno. I would have liked this one better if she were snoozing along with the horses. I have never liked posed photographs. I prefer candid shots of the person doing something, being part of the environment. Posed shots always seem so hokey unless it is for a celebration of some sort.
him: no.. NO I can't do it any more... please.... her: wtf, it's just another photo?
if i were the bf i would try a lower angle, he's getting all the metal poles in the shot!
To an Aussie eye this is obviously in Australia, and I'm guessing Victoria.
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This just makes me sad for what's happening to society.
Nothing is happening, humans have always being obsessed by their own image, cavemen used to depict their hands and successful hunts on their caves walls, we only have better tools now.
You really don't see a difference between cavemen documenting their lives on a wall and the desperate need for validation that is the norm in society today???
Humans? Not judging but do you do it? Cuz i dont, and i guess im a human
cave art probably had a different purpose, spiritual and ceremonial.. it had little to do with being obsessed with their own image as there were also many abstract paintings such as dots
No, caveman depicted OTHER people. not themselves.
Very astute.
I agree Paul. This thread is nothing more than a photo-essay reflecting the narcissistic vanity that seems to be de rigeur these days...
Here, here Dian!
Can you guys just chill? It's photos. And some guys love photography or doing nice things for their partner and so don't need go be 'brow beated' into submission to take photos.
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I would bet money that most, if not all of those "boyfriends" are not even with those girls. I would also bet most of those photos end up on their bumble profiles.
People just have different ways of experiencing life. Some likes to look at the sunset, some likes to photograph the sunset. They will remember the moment very differently but none are wrong.
You know who else said that? Plato, when he was complaining about how self obsessed the youth were. Every new generation focuses on themselves because they have to build a life, find a partner, find employment, etc. The older generation is focused on the family unit, kids, the house, the community their kids a living in, etc. Then you go back to being self obsessed as you focus on retirement, your health, funeral arrangements, etc. but you also think about your legacy and your impact on society so you might donate or become active in your community in-order to leave behind an impact. Humans are simple and still the same.
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Plato today: "Wow! And I thought the generation after mine was self-obsessed!"
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Excellent justification for your narcissism. Sounds almost credible.
I agree Paul Johnson. what ever happened to just 'enjoying the moment'? :'(
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Meh. Selfies are worse.
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Not really. With selfies, you only involve yourself. These girls probably manipulated and brow beat their boyfriends into taking those pictures.
I think some of these are also paid photographers tbh
High maintenance, self loving people.
This just makes me sad for what's happening to society.
Nothing is happening, humans have always being obsessed by their own image, cavemen used to depict their hands and successful hunts on their caves walls, we only have better tools now.
You really don't see a difference between cavemen documenting their lives on a wall and the desperate need for validation that is the norm in society today???
Humans? Not judging but do you do it? Cuz i dont, and i guess im a human
cave art probably had a different purpose, spiritual and ceremonial.. it had little to do with being obsessed with their own image as there were also many abstract paintings such as dots
No, caveman depicted OTHER people. not themselves.
Very astute.
I agree Paul. This thread is nothing more than a photo-essay reflecting the narcissistic vanity that seems to be de rigeur these days...
Here, here Dian!
Can you guys just chill? It's photos. And some guys love photography or doing nice things for their partner and so don't need go be 'brow beated' into submission to take photos.
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I would bet money that most, if not all of those "boyfriends" are not even with those girls. I would also bet most of those photos end up on their bumble profiles.
People just have different ways of experiencing life. Some likes to look at the sunset, some likes to photograph the sunset. They will remember the moment very differently but none are wrong.
You know who else said that? Plato, when he was complaining about how self obsessed the youth were. Every new generation focuses on themselves because they have to build a life, find a partner, find employment, etc. The older generation is focused on the family unit, kids, the house, the community their kids a living in, etc. Then you go back to being self obsessed as you focus on retirement, your health, funeral arrangements, etc. but you also think about your legacy and your impact on society so you might donate or become active in your community in-order to leave behind an impact. Humans are simple and still the same.
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Plato today: "Wow! And I thought the generation after mine was self-obsessed!"
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Excellent justification for your narcissism. Sounds almost credible.
I agree Paul Johnson. what ever happened to just 'enjoying the moment'? :'(
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Meh. Selfies are worse.
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Not really. With selfies, you only involve yourself. These girls probably manipulated and brow beat their boyfriends into taking those pictures.
I think some of these are also paid photographers tbh
High maintenance, self loving people.