Now to preface, I'm saying that the quality of the photo of your fit matters when your posting it online. Obviously the quality of your camera doesn't affect your fit irl. I'm also not saying that the content of your photo should overshadow your fit. A mediocre fit in front of a cool car or on top of a building doesn't make it better.I am specifically saying that a clear, high resolution photo that distinctly contrasts one's fit with the backdrop, should be celebrated when it comes to sharing photos of fits online. Yes, it does not change how good the fit is, but it objectively changes how one perceives the fit. Some things such as tonal contrasts, textures, and nuances in shapes just cannot be perceived through bad photography.I feel like good photography gets such a bad rep that it's almost a meme on this sub. I'm not saying I don't think a picture of a mediocre mallcore fit in an all white room deserves 2000+ ups, but good photography will allow a viewer to see a fit in its 100%. A poor photo will not. And thus it makes sense why poor photos don't get a lot of love even if the fit itself is fine. via /r/streetwear http://ift.tt/2rdu6oT
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