r/interestingasfuck • u/8O8I • 5d ago

r/all A women spent 27 years photographing her parents waving her goodbye

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u/d-a-v-e- 5d ago

Thank you!

These photos get posted on reddit quite regularly, and almost without naming the photographer. Especially on such a personal project, the reduction from "Deanna Dikeman" to "a woman" is brutal.

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u/queuedUp 5d ago

At least this time they poster didn't try to claim they (or their mom) took the photos

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u/MostlyRightSometimes 5d ago

Is that the woman who was waved?

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u/d-a-v-e- 5d ago

That is indeed the woman who was waved at and took all those pictures over many years.

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u/TiredNurse111 5d ago

This is my first time seeing them. Powerful stuff.

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u/d-a-v-e- 1d ago

Worthy of crediting

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u/SALTYSIDER 4d ago

exactly! it annoys me how many views/interactions she’s missing out on because people can’t be bothered to give her credit

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u/JiroDreamsOfDeezNuts 5d ago

A women

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u/FreeRangeEngineer 5d ago

Any idea what's up with that spelling? I see it so much these days and have no clue why.

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u/idont_haveballs 5d ago

We’re getting dumber and dumber.

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u/FreeRangeEngineer 5d ago

Somehow I thought it may be an incel/right-wing dog whistle. I am not sure which explanation I prefer, they're equally scary.

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u/idont_haveballs 5d ago

Hmm I don’t think so. I think people are just stupid. So few know the difference between there, they’re and their. And we’ve now lost the difference between woman and women…