@@thalleoussendaris504the third one is in Brazil. This called "lençóis maranhenses" is one the most beatiful places I have ever seen. But there are hundreads of lagoons, so you have the impression that is not the same place.
Lmao the first photo sets are travel advertisements showcasing the ideal scenario while the second shots are what you're statistically more likely to experience. Stop pretending travel commercials are legit
@@thalleoussendaris504both are the same place (in Brazil), depending on the time of year and the light, the sand gets a little whiter or yellower, the same goes for the water, this desert dries out and floods again, so when the water is “new”, it looks more clean and bluer.
Bro these videos annoy me so much, because they use completely different filming angles and usually videos of people falling of something for the "Awful Reality" ones, I've seen the second one and it looks like that.
And sometimes they even use different places for the two “social media” and “reality” images. They do edit the social media pictures to make them look better tho
Fr! Like sometimes the social media ones will put a high saturation filter on but that’s it. No reason to basically call them fake- it’s still real, and beautiful but they use crappy angles. I understand that Insta and othe socail platforms only show me the good parts but these make them seem like their lying.
Лол и чем автор недоволен? Места отличные, ну а вживую они и не должны выглядеть как фотки в инсте Типа вау, оказывается что вживую места не выглядят как зализанные картинки
@@A_kool_Person it’d just the light - 1st one is super sunny and last one cloudy so not the best weather I have been to this place and it is exactly like the expectation on sunny weather
A ultima são os Lençóis Maranhenses, que fica no norte do Brasil e é muito mais mágico e encantador tanto pelo Instagram quanto ao vivo. É lindo sim, e de qualquer jeito!💖💖🇧🇷✨️
If you're looking to experience the majesty of Petra with a touch of luxury and fewer crowds, consider visiting Al Ula. It offers a similar natural landscape, mountains, and architectural style.
The irony is if you go to like any national park, they’re all explicitly tourist destinations but they are sometimes less touristy than the supposedly “hidden gems” tourist traps.
1. It’s as beautiful as the real one 2. It doesn’t even show the temple, just the crowd 3. Either bad weather or the only accurate Basically this guy is only showing the bad parts of those places and puts bad music too make it even worse
