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By: nathan combs
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Photographer	nathan combs {Karma:2242}
Project	#15 Personal Style	Camera Model	Pentax K100D
Categories	Journalism At Work People	Film Format
Portfolio		Lens	80-200
Uploaded	2/7/2007	Film / Memory Type	Fuji Superia
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Location	City - waynesboro State - VA Country - United States
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nathan combs {K:2242} 2/8/2007

the ?? is is it necessary for the story telling i think yes because it shows his rescuer trinng to help as far as the legal/privacy issues there is not anny i was standing on a public side walk and he was in plan sight any one walking or driving buy could have seen him and the photo is unmnplated (only crouped which is conciterd ok for news photos) in PS so it dues not vilite any ethical standers and tells the story as it happened i like showing rescue personally or good smartans helping people and this photo dues that as for it being in "good" taste that is up to the people that look at it to decied i meen is it any worse than the photos of wheman tied up covered in blood that are conciterd "art" (i have nothing agents this tip of photography and i think it has it place just not my thing)

examples of photos that are the same as mine or are trying to convey the same thing

Oklahoma city bombing photo

http://www.oklahomacitybombing.com/oklahoma-city-bombing-1.jpg

hurricane Katrina photos

http://www.richardsilverstein.com/tikun_olam/images/katrina%20woman%20crying.jpg

http://www2.ljworld.com/photos/galleries/hurricane_katrina/5652/

now menny people could fine more examples but as you can see i not the fire nor the last to photos thesis tip of photo

j esford

{K:13518} 2/8/2007

Ewww Nate, probably not the best choice of venue to display a victim's misfortune (?) Aside from the obvious legal/privacy issues, ethically I have a problem with not only taking shots such as these, but taking credit for the display of shots such as this (granted it's only a quirk on my part!) I get a real "uneasy" feeling for the helpless victim regardless of the circumstance. Good color though! -john

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