A photographer and videographer argues that quality beats quantity in content creation. Poor design fails to grab attention, but high-quality visuals attract viewers and elevate your work. Taking pride in aesthetics matters.
What do you think is more important, quality of content or quantity of content? I think if you can have a good mixture of both, that's what I would do. I personally— just have one, just have one quality. You think? Well, why? That's just personal preference. Okay. Okay. That's fair. Well, I, I, if I see an Instagram page and it looks like crap, mm-hmm, in my mind, there's a less likely chance of me staying there and looking at it because it's not aesthetically pleasing. Like, nothing catches my eye. It's just a normal thing, right? Um, but I also am a photographer and creative, like, videographer. So like, I take pride in those things, right? And like, I want my things to look good. And so that's why I would say quality. And, and whenever you put that quality into things, I feel like it takes it to another level and people notice.
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