Welcome to Let It Be Easy with Susie Moore.

When Heath and I were in Greece last year, in Santorini, I don't think I've ever seen so many

influencers in one place taking hundreds of photos. It's very famous there because it's

beautiful. The water is stunning. The buildings are white. There's the blue dome. I mean, it's

colorful and beautiful. And in photos, it looks serene. But if you go there, especially in peak

season, it is full of people. It's boiling hot.

It's bustling. And people are really trying to get these angles where it looks like it's more

quiet. It looks like they've got the courtyard to themselves. It looks like they're the only

person there enjoying the sunset. The only person there looking just fabulous and free in the summer.

And I have to say, I know, look, we live in this culture where it is selfies and we do

take multiple photos and we post the best ones.

And do you remember when social media was newer?

We were a bit more self-conscious about this stuff, taking videos of ourselves, taking

multiple pictures. It felt kind of vain or it felt a little bit, it self-conscious about this stuff, taking videos of ourselves, taking multiple pictures.

It felt kind of vain or it felt a little bit, it's self-indulgent.

But now it's utterly commonplace.

We just see it again and again and we expect it.

Greece in particular, that summer day, I remember going, wow.

Everyone is going out of their way, like literally sweating, fixing

their hair perfectly to get the shot, right? This is what we would call in simple photography,

knowing your angles. And good for you, do, like you, you do you. If that's you, good for you.

I hope you did get that perfect shot. I wish I had that

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