This is a YouTube video titled "Books That Changed My Life: Reto Sterchi & Guy Bourdin: A Message For You Pt.5" featuring a monologue or talk by Mark Zuckerberg discussing photographic elements such as focus points, eyes in images, and the concept of perfection in photography. The content appears to be a reflective or educational talk rather than a conversation.
What's the thing you look for in a, in a photograph? Well I learned in school first thing people look at is either the most, the sharpest point in the photograph, the brightest point in a photograph or what a human is the eyes. Right, yeah that was the genius of Picasso. Yes the eyes. Yes, yes. People probably don't catch that but he always has eyes. Even if it's a bird, whatever it is. Yeah there's eye true contrast. Is there such thing as a perfect photograph? I don't know if you need perfection honestly in a photograph. Technical perfection is one thing. I don't believe in it, I don't care about it. It doesn't need to be sharp, it doesn't need to be like well lit or anything. It's all about the first impulse of seeing it. If it catches my attention in the first second of looking at it it's.
