This article consists of photography trends that later on turned into memes. I have focused on trends that went viral on how bad or cringe they were.

1. PHOTOGRAPHY TRENDS
THAT BECAME MEMES

2. Memes made their debut in 2015 but still continue to
amuse us and never fail to make us laugh. Now it's not
necessary that you understand every single meme
because everyone has their opinions because some of
them can be too personal to understand. The basic idea or
definition of memes is spreading a concept or a thought on
the internet which goes viral. Memes can be made on
literally any topic like the cat meme , or the love triangle
meme or the baby meme but just when we thought memes
and photography trends don't relate , we were wrong. Most
classic or to be bitter worst photography trends have
turned into memes and how! And if you are a photographer
we bet you that you will end up rolling and laughing on the
floor. We are not criticizing these trends , they were great
trends but were not something to stick on. So gear up for
some worst photography trends that turned up in memes.

3. Lens ball
When the lentil balls were first introduced, they
provided a strangely distinct perspective on
photographs. The remainder of the picture was bokeh,
with everything in the ball in focus. However, when
more individuals joined the crowd and captured the
same generic photo of a lens ball, the whole concept
became dull.

4. What's with girls , oversized
glasses and neon lights?
It's easy to see why this one is so famous: it has two of
the most important components for a successful
photography trend: attractive women and creamy bokeh.
The gorgeous woman stands there with a gaze that is as
monotonous as monotony, and neon lights offer the
unusual bokeh with red and blue contrast to each other.
She doesn't care for the portrait and is unlikely to care
for the bokeh.

5. Ughhh again with lenses
Yes, that one bad grade would be this photography
trend when you put your lens in front of your camera
commonly called as Lens in front of a landscape
photography trend. I believe this trend began when
YouTube landscape photographers gained popularity.
Sure, holding a lens and demonstrating how the
picture in it is reversed may be entertaining. For a
couple of occasions, this was the case. It's a little
monotonous to repeat the process to reveal the lens,
and there's not much you can do about it.

6. THE HOLDING HAND
TREND
How can we miss this trend , and probably some of us did
this and are still doing this. But people, we are fed up with
seeing your partner's face and your hand all the time.
Moreover we think they just went a little bit over flexing the
fact that you have a ‘partner’. This trend is all about
showing off the location and the partner.

7. The suicidal trend
We bet all of us has seen the trend where people go on
top of something and use their selfie stick to click the
pictures , like on the top of a cliff and sitting on its edge
and going above and beyond to click a picture or to
click on top of a cell tower , yeah this is craziest. We
call this the suicidal trend. This trend came into place
when selfie sticks were also trending and people
thought selfie sticks were magical sticks.

8. Obsession with half cloth
woman
Some people forget that clothes for the upper half of
the body exist. In this trend photographers went crazy
on clicking 50% cloth women with no aim as to what
they are aiming for.

9. PHOTOSHOOTS OF
STRANGERS
Yeah this trend is not considerate for the privacy of
women. I mean what if that person does not want to get
clicked or what if the whole video is staged and is just a
plain clickbait. This trend went viral on instagram ,
youtube and tik tok. At first the audience were amused at
seeing lots of different people getting clicked by
professional photographers but than did they have many
questions on how legit it is.

10. These were some of the photography trends which turned
into memes and made our day a lot better. These trends
did have potential but did a good job of being memes as
well.
These memes in a way are conveying that art is not
something which should be followed but it should be
unique in everyone’s own way. Photography is an art and
people do expect creativity specially from commercial
photographers or people who are passionate about it.
Trends that inspire you to develop better ideas are
different from trends that are meant to be copied. But
these trends went viral, everyone started copying them
and the creativity ended in them and that's when they
turned into memes.