Re: The morality of taking a photograph

[graywolf]

Well, it is a good street shot. It has atmosphere. It says something about 
contemporary life. It in itself is not derogatory of the subject. The viewer's 
personal biases are not the photographer's concern (except the photographer's 
personal biases to himself, in this particular case).

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Shel Belinkoff wrote:

Ann Sanfedele and I have been having that discussion for a year or so <LOL>  And, of
course, how does one qualify or quantify what's attractive?
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:


Do all "portraits" have to be attractive to be good portraits?



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graywolf
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"You might as well accept people as they are,
you are not going to be able to change them anyway."