Relationships between public figures and photographer’s
The relationship between public figure and photographer should be harmless. Now it has turned into a love hate relationship between the both. There was a time for documenting public figures in that specific time frame. Then photographers started to get competitive about who produced the best shot. In the 1800’s public figures was not a photographer’s ideal subject to manipulate. Public figures are the face of multiple sources such as politics, scientists, and actors. Some photographers lost touch of what photography is, due to manipulation. Public figures and photographers are affected on how they have evolved or time. People enjoy seeing what photographers can produce. This gives Society …show more content…
Some photographers exaggerate too much with their photos. Especially for various ads, so they can grab the audience attention. It is unfair because that is stripping away the real meaning of photography. There is no way of defining how photos should be displayed but public figures should not be exploited. Then there are some photographers who snap shots that can disrupt the public figure. This how the word paparazzi forms because they capture deviant shots of celebrities. This causes a bad scene for certain public figures mainly celebrities. It makes them feel uncomfortable to where they hide in public. People enjoy seeing them out in public and there are multiple magazines that expose them. In this article called “ Teach Privacy” was about this female actress phone being hacked. She felt violated because of a paparazzi got a hold of her photos. This is a gateway for photographers to evade in personal space “You can say, `This (invasion of privacy) is part of my job and this is going to be a reality of my life,” She noted, though, that people generally don’t have much sympathy for celebrities upset ( Solove, 1)”. Celebrities should have to feel like this is apart of their career. Even though some photographers are apart of it and it’s sad. Since getting every shot has become a money scheme paparazzi’s become vicious. Then the celebrities are the ones exposed how they live their life and be normal humans. It’s like the photographer discredits the public figure including
The relationship between public figure and photographer should be harmless. Now it has turned into a love hate relationship between the both. There was a time for documenting public figures in that specific time frame. Then photographers started to get competitive about who produced the best shot. In the 1800’s public figures was not a photographer’s ideal subject to manipulate. Public figures are the face of multiple sources such as politics, scientists, and actors. Some photographers lost touch of what photography is, due to manipulation. Public figures and photographers are affected on how they have evolved or time. People enjoy seeing what photographers can produce. This gives Society …show more content…
Some photographers exaggerate too much with their photos. Especially for various ads, so they can grab the audience attention. It is unfair because that is stripping away the real meaning of photography. There is no way of defining how photos should be displayed but public figures should not be exploited. Then there are some photographers who snap shots that can disrupt the public figure. This how the word paparazzi forms because they capture deviant shots of celebrities. This causes a bad scene for certain public figures mainly celebrities. It makes them feel uncomfortable to where they hide in public. People enjoy seeing them out in public and there are multiple magazines that expose them. In this article called “ Teach Privacy” was about this female actress phone being hacked. She felt violated because of a paparazzi got a hold of her photos. This is a gateway for photographers to evade in personal space “You can say, `This (invasion of privacy) is part of my job and this is going to be a reality of my life,” She noted, though, that people generally don’t have much sympathy for celebrities upset ( Solove, 1)”. Celebrities should have to feel like this is apart of their career. Even though some photographers are apart of it and it’s sad. Since getting every shot has become a money scheme paparazzi’s become vicious. Then the celebrities are the ones exposed how they live their life and be normal humans. It’s like the photographer discredits the public figure including