A trick of Photography

 Don't believe what you see

There is an idiom in photography if you put a puppy, a kitten, or a baby on a video you can sell an igloo to an Eskimo.

Watching videos on YouTube, one thing is plain to see, you need to take a large dose of salt to believe some - even slightly - there are things that are plain to see that raise questions.

Health

Some of the videos show orphans, yet, they can afford a camera to film them, and who pays the camera personnel filming?

If you are an orphan, why do you have neat hair, and are clean? Those are things that an orphan does not care about.

Sexual Attraction.

It is a fact, a young lady is more attractive to watch than an old man. A good site to prove this is one called Sam and Jess. Jess, the lady, always takes the lead so Sam can film her bottom, frankly other than that the videos are not worth anything, with the exception of one where they explored a "deserted" island, only to be told to get lost by the person living there. Get Lost is the polite version of the expression he used.

The Camera.

I have no idea how much a modern camera costs, but a quality camera does not come cheap, so somehow the person being filmed has to have substantial funding to afford the camera.

Young ladies.

In an age when you can't speak without offending someone, these videos are extremely sexist, and ageist. They usually only show young ladies, when there are many older ladies who are as attractive, if not more attractive; I know this is only my opinion, and I have always had a thing for older ladies.

I am not saying all videos are a scam, you have to admit this post does lead to many questions about the validity of some of the video material being shown.