Women Share “Pics I Take Of My Boyfriend Vs. Pics He Takes Of Me” Contrasts, And They Are Hilarious

Do women really take better photos?

Damjan

Published in Funny
8 Sep 2021

Women Share “Pics I Take Of My Boyfriend Vs. Pics He Takes Of Me” Contrasts, And They Are Hilarious

Everyone who has ever been in a relationship knows that women simply do some things better than men. They have an eye for detail, and they are much more aesthetically inclined than men.

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This translates to better photos. Women want to show their men at their best, while men want to capture a moment that looks cute, regardless of its aesthetic appeal.

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Women were invited to participate in the “Pics I Take Of My Boyfriend Vs. Pics He Takes Of Me” challenge, and the photos started pouring in. We have selected 30 of the best, and they are pure gold. Take a look.

1. Yeah, exactly the same....

NikiLynn14

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2. Laptop and fridge

vaish_navy

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3. Totally clear

yasminesumman

Dominic Sberna, a professional photographer, believes that the stereotype of boyfriends being 'bad' at taking pictures may stem from social media and the ease of picking up a camera. He states, "It seems that, at a quick glance, there are young females choosing to pick up a camera one day and pursue photography. Whether this is accurate or just my perception of what I've seen, who knows?"

He shared similar experiences he has had: "I was working a summer job photographing families as they entered our local amusement park. I did my sales pitch, and the father of the family declined, saying that they weren't interested. According to a coworker of mine, the father then went to the person behind me and said, 'Let's have her take it.' The person in question had no photography background prior to the job, so the irony was interesting, as I was enrolled to begin schooling in a field related to photography."

Dominic added that he tends to take more playful pictures of his wife. "I think that comes down to personality as well because we both take good photos of each other."

4. Off guard

dannellamunoz

5. There you go...

alifianirmala

6. So pretty

k_olyvia

7. He thought it was a beautiful moment...

_kakee_

8. Running errands

rachelslathar

9. The beauty is in simplicity

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10. It is all about filters...

evesimeyrich

11. Charming

Shaderade

12. Where is the head?

clobpenguin

13. A restaurant is also beautiful scenery for men. It has food...

teasippinteen

14. Ocean and ice cream.... What could be better?

newestnihaad

15. Candid camera

NikiLynn14

16. Too fast

AlexCozadd

17. Romantic

AriaTamagotchi

18. Just resting

itsslyss

19. Cute

gothmorrighan

20. Candid photos

annaclendening

21. Bad moment

_reganellis

22. And nothing but truth....

tabspon

23. Bad perspective

EmilyRyde_

We live in a world where time is a precious commodity, and we are under pressure to do things quickly. "Sometimes, it's hard not to feel rushed, whether it's on vacation or photographing a family; it does happen. I'm the kind of person who needs to take my time and work into the setting," Dominic explained how taking things slowly can be beneficial.

"My first few shots of any scene aren't typically my best. I think the biggest thing to remember is to take your time and focus on what you enjoy photographing. We live in such a fast-paced world, but with art, it can't be rushed. We all want to rush (myself included), but it creates lesser work at the end of the day," he clarified.

"Focus on what you want to photograph, and if others like it too, that's an added bonus! As long as you're true to yourself, you'll be okay. Not every photo will be great or receive the praise you feel it deserves, but the important thing is to always be true to yourself in your art and in life."