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Photographer  Alyazia Khaleefa {Karma:1168}
Project #43 Unusual Vision Camera Model SonyCyberShot DSC-707
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About I was wondering about a topic? if this was a real ?dead person?.. wut would you do as a Photographer???
Will u go and start photographing??
THIS IS AN OPEN DISCUSSION..
feel free to state ur opinion ;)
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Alyazia Khaleefa   {K:1168} 11/30/2004
Cheeeeeeerz!! Saeed!!

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Saeed Al Shamsi Saeed Al Shamsi   {K:47735} 11/30/2004
Alyazia,
Every single image has something to say,no such meaningless,other wise why we bother to shoot,,If the person chooses to be journalism already has the bases to fit that sector ,regarding values it is a mankind ability which differs from person to person and along with his/her characters.Every single work we do should have a reason otherwise it is useless and waste of time,life never stop for us ,it continue as it should be some person ahead with it `cos they anticipate,some late and left behind as a ruins ,other co-op with it just for survive.Whre we are ? every single person should revise that.Saeed

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Alyazia Khaleefa   {K:1168} 11/30/2004
(4) Mkm. .. could u please give us the name of the popular photograph ?? or provide some more information about it..

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Alyazia Khaleefa   {K:1168} 11/30/2004
(3) Saeed.. talking about duties.. Photojournalists should have very strong hearts.. & strong base of values???.!

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Alyazia Khaleefa   {K:1168} 11/30/2004
(2) Abeer.. i would like to see ur pix if possible ;)

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Alyazia Khaleefa   {K:1168} 11/30/2004
thanx all for giving ur point of view...

(1) Yasir.. I agree with u.. the situation of the moment play an important role.. especially when u r trying to pass a massage to others!

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Mkm .   {K:2458} 11/29/2004
If the person is dead already, I'll shoot for sure, it's part of journalism which makes it automatically part of the story and the job at hand.

BUT

if the person is in a comma, or a shock due to whatever happened to them i.e could be saved, I'll throw the cam away and try to save them or call for help.

There was a popular photograph taken of a starving african kid and what appeared to be in the background an eagel trying to prey on the kid. It won an international photography award, but if there was an award for stupidty..I would've granted the photographer that. Simply because he selfishly took the image, and LEFT (although if he knew better he could've saved the kid from starving to death). Months later, he committed sucicde because he couldn't bear the guilt.

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Saeed Al Shamsi Saeed Al Shamsi   {K:47735} 11/29/2004
If the photographer in the field of journalism this is part of his duty, what ever the subject is. Saeed

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Abeer Al Jarsh   {K:10209} 11/29/2004
heheh alyazia i'll take pictures first then i will call the police, when i did car accident my camera was in the car i started shooting pictures befor the police comes yes i was shaking but i do not know why i did it automaticly

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Yasir Dubai   {K:1183} 11/29/2004
It depends on "why do you want the picture for",, if it is to show the world for example how innocent people die in Iraq, i will take it... but if it was a dead body in a car accident,, my heart won't let me take such a shoot!! Great topic sis!

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Alyazia Khaleefa   {K:1168} 11/28/2004
mmmm... i wonder if i would do the same...
i have doubt about it!! i guess i'll start taking photoz without thinking.. and when i'll realized what is going around me i'll call the authorties..

anyway.. i know it's a big issue... especially for photojournalists.. but it depand on ones priorities and values ;)

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Marcus Armani Marcus Armani   {K:36599} 11/28/2004
I would call the authorties, then take a few shots before they arrived, as a photographer you should try to shoot everything, pretty or ugly, happy or sad.....

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