Yeah but you'd also think adults are smart enough to make out how much camera and lighting means for a picture, especially of a statue. If not, that they at least learn from piece to piece. I understand why people are nervous (me too) but it's often just ridiculous to see people going insane over crappy phone pics with terrible lighting. There's nothing wrong in being afraid and sceptical but at least wait for a good photo with a proper camera and lighting before jumping to conclusions. Phone pics are okay but they do not often show what the statue actually looks like, and lighting is even more important.
And it might just be a feeling of mine, but I get the impression that a small minority here hopes that pieces they've declined turn out crappy to justify their decision.
