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Chapter 15
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Doing the right thing Routine Responsibilities ▪ Get the scene ▪ Frame & Focus the shot ▪ Collect the caption info ▪ Etc. ▪ NPPA Code of ethcis NPPA Code of ethcis
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Ethical Consideration ▪ Choosing between self & profession ▪ Example from Pg 354
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Utilitarian The greatest good for the greatest number of people ▪ Horror of war ▪ Tragedy of an accident ▪ Hardship of poverty
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Absolutist Right or wrong behaviors ▪ Competes with Utilitarian ▪ Right to privacy ▪ Example Pg 354
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Golden Rule Do unto others as you would have them do unto you. ▪ If you WOULDN’T want that pic of you published ▪ If you WOULD want that pic of you published
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Grounds for dismissal Staging or manipulating pictures Provoking subjects to pose
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Photographers can legally photograph ▪ Would you take it if ▪ Bystanders/relatives tried to block you? ▪ Why/Why not ▪ Which ethical principal would you apply
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Do all tragedies need to be covered? What would you NOT photograph?
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When should you (if ever) separate the two? ▪ Review scenarios on pg 368 ▪ Which principle would you apply Would you try to stop of suicide or photograph it? ▪ Why/Why not
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When would a photo be too ▪ Indecent ▪ Obscene ▪ Repulsive For publication?
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Do powerful photographs ▪ Drive home a social message ▪ Shock readers to distraction ▪ Have no effect at all Have so many shocking images ▪ Desensitized the public from there effects
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Hiding dead bodies You have a photo of a crime scene w/dead body ▪ When would you run it? ▪ When would you not?
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Nudity When covering an assignment with nudity ▪ Where would you draw the line? Obscene gestures Would you take photos of them? ▪ Why/why not?
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Would you manipulate a picture? What manipulation would be acceptable? ▪ Adding or Subtracting elements? ▪ Other changes? What if the manipulation ▪ Matched a pic taken if photog moved?
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Do pictures reproduce what you see? Yes or No ▪ Explain
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