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5 comments:
this is fairly anal of me BUT the photo of the soldier and the hand thing ....... he wasnt american he was british (gun and uniform) :D
stuart
Thank-you for the correction
That opens up a big debate about how we use our pre-existing knowledge to 'read' images. The soldier is obviously British to those who know how to read the signs - the gun, uniform, etc.
We can't know all the signs - which can lead to ambiguity and confusion. Sometimes photographers try to be open and honest - explaining themselves clearly. Sometimes photographers exploit the potential for misunderstanding.
Proof or fiction...
If 'truth' is subjective and all photography is some kind of grey area - why do we need to have our work marked ?
Ha class Stuart I noticed too.
Anyway I was just wondering what you guys are witing about accidental pictures in the discussion wether a photographer should physically interfeere???
Has he interfeered although it was acidental? I am kinda lost with this one.
Peace
Kyle
A hot off the press example:
James Purnell was late for a photo shoot with 3 other MPs.. so they did a photoshop composite of the picture they would have taken if he hadn't have been late.
Now they've had to make a apology for misleading the public. A fair cop? Or a knee jerk over-reaction?
I know what I'd plump for..
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