A video of a model becoming frustrated with people getting in the way of her shot in a busy train station has sparked a furious debate regarding photoshoots in public places.
Many viewers agreed with him. A user expressed their annoyance with “content creators” who “think that public spaces” are their personal “photography studios.”
Another viewer similarly comments “Imagine going to the subway where thousands of people go every day to get to places and expecting to have a photoshoot without getting interrupted.” Photography fans understood Lydia’s frustration with passers-by during the shoot and suggested that people should walk behind her camera instead.
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