>>4478532
Oh, so you personally disliking it means it is bad. Figured that was the case. Seems to always be the case on /p/.
I think it is nicely balanced, well lit, texturally, and tonally rich. It is also meaningless eye candy, but that isn't necessarily a bad thing.
The meaning of a photo is entirely irrelevant on /p/. Visual interest and/or an adherence to the rules of photography or an appeal to specific and autistic taste by the individual nophoto is what makes a good /p/hoto.
If you say a photo has meaning you get laughed at. You a gay clown or something?

My dog is whiter than you are btw. Teehee. Post wrist, fag.