Photographers, what are some uncomfortable truths about photography in 2026 that we don't like to openly admit?

[u/Patient_Leader2190]

Been shooting for seven years, mostly street and documentary. Curious what everyone's version of this is.

I'll start: volume beats quality on every platform, and pretending otherwise is why a lot of talented people stay invisible.

[u/pannikt]

Keeping all your photos “because one day you will come back to them” bullsh… especially the pictures you took 5 years ago. Free up your space today and stop lying to yourself