I guess cause I'm tall and therefore may block a child from getting a clear photo if they happen to be behind me then I should also be ducking on rides.
Isn't that what the OP is doing?TBH I'm not surprised.
Many people have the mentality that its "their" ride photo.
Isn't that what the OP is doing?
Actually nope that's not how I took what OP is doing.
Seems like OP simply wants EVERYONE to be able to purchase the ride photo if they want to vs not being able to because someone's hand is in front of their face.
I find it extremely rude when people pay no mind to anyone else on the attraction.
Just as making an obscene gesture would ruin a photo for others.
I am mindful of others while having fun and putting my arms up.
What makes someone else so special that they can put their hand in front of my face?
Its funny how some of the same people that say OP is requesting too much are also the people that complain about a small child on a parent's shoulders during a parade because they are waaaaay too short to see over full grown adults that stand in front of them.
At a parade or fireworks show you can very very easily move your head just a bit to see around them. In a ride or theater you can't.
I think this is apples and oranges. When watching a parade or fireworks, everyone's focus is on the parade and fireworks and people with others' on their shoulders know darn well they are blocking others' views. I really don't think many people know their photos will be taken on many of these rides nor do they know where cameras are placed. I really think a very small percentage of people are deliberately trying to block others faces when raising their arms on a ride. I really think it's the difference between blocking someone's view and not caring (parades and fireworks) vs. blocking someone's face in a photo and not knowing you are doing it (because they don't know a photo will be taken).
Actually nope that's not how I took what OP is doing.
Seems like OP simply wants EVERYONE to be able to purchase the ride photo if they want to vs not being able to because someone's hand is in front of their face.
I find it extremely rude when people pay no mind to anyone else on the attraction.
Just as making an obscene gesture would ruin a photo for others.
I am mindful of others while having fun and putting my arms up.
What makes someone else so special that they can put their hand in front of my face?
Its funny how some of the same people that say OP is requesting too much are also the people that complain about a small child on a parent's shoulders during a parade because they are waaaaay too short to see over full grown adults that stand in front of them.
At a parade or fireworks show you can very very easily move your head just a bit to see around them. In a ride or theat
Have to disagree that people don't know their pic will be taken.
Also to me ignorance of what you're doing doesn't make it less annoying, it just shows how focused on your own enjoyment you are that you don't consider others.
Yes I know it's a thing lol. I do it. But not if my hand is gonna be in someone's face. You may not fare but I do like to be mindful of others.
Good day.