What does the camera pursue?

An immature personal view: camera shooting is in different places at different times, with different purposes, different standards and different pursuits for camera shooting. As the landlord said, the pursuit of true reproduction is to testify for history; If you like beautiful scenery but it is not true, then he must be pursuing ideal perfection;

You say it is better to use PS to change the pursuit of aesthetics, but you wonder why you should pay attention to so many details, colors and light when shooting. Isn't everything post-processing? I can answer this question for you: PS cannot cover all the definitions of aesthetics. I just want to keep this natural scenery when I shoot it, without adding any artificial elements. This is aesthetics from a natural point of view. As for what you said about changing with PS, it is another aesthetic formed by adding my own ideas to reality; Pay attention to color, light and other details when shooting, which is the pursuit of natural aesthetics.

As the landlord said, there are many third phenomena, but after all, this unintentional phenomenon is not common; But the wide angle and panoramic view you mentioned are only the focus under certain conditions. Not all situations are suitable for wide-angle and panoramic view.

The fourth question, you raised it very well. I don't think you need to hesitate on this issue. No matter what method you use, the purpose is the same-show the whole world, show the beauty and diversity of the world with a panoramic view, and show the uniqueness of individuals in the big world with an individual. Buddhists say that mustard seed sumeru is truth.

Your last question, I think, is more than just a question. Shooting is the public's preference, and there is no need to consider it from a sacred point of view. Traveling abroad, no matter what to shoot and how to shoot it, is a problem for photographers and owners. As long as it can make them feel happy, the nuclear seed method is feasible, which is a personal preference! It doesn't matter what kind of pallor and heaviness.

In a word, shooting pursues the perfect balance between the individual and the world, ideal and reality, vastness and narrowness, beauty and ugliness, nobility and inferiority, light and darkness in the photographer's personal preference.