I'm really curious about OP. Schizos in general are really interesting to me, especially when they do obsessive stuff like OP or Terry with Temple OS or that fat sweaty British guy who uploads ten videos a day of himself walking in the park and harassing his carers with meticulous dates of composition in the description and title.
I want to follow you around all day OP. I want to observe you in the wild. I want to watch you as you take poorly composed pictures of random trees in local pedestrian parks. I want to trail you home and analyze your daily routine, including your uploading of the work you've collated during the way and your posting of it here to the chagrin of many /p/edophiles. I picture you sitting in silence in a dim, bare spartan room, the only sound the dull taps of your fingers on keys, the sharp click of the mouse buttons. I want to, through my observance, divine the workings of your mind that have led to your curious dendrological photography, your seemingly random fixation on diffuse branches, twigs, stumps. Why the neck-craning angle? Is it the utilitarian perspective of the man looking up at the tree? Are you trying to make the viewer uncomfortable? Why a DSLR and not simply a smartphone? Or are you making true contextualization of your images dependent on the viewers prior knowledge of your exif data, thus making the hobbyist expense on more professional gear clash with the banality and snapshittery of the images themselves? Or is there more? I need to know OP.
