http://www.inshot.net/archives/80 Fri, 29 Jul 2011 18:36:30 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 http://www.inshot.net/archives/80/comment-page-1#comment-3 admin Sun, 30 May 2010 03:29:22 +0000 http://www.inshot.net/?p=80#comment-3 Hi Jo. Thanks for your comment. I had a conversation with Bryce's father about it and he said Bryce didn't liked the photo but was in two minds about having a copy of it because of the memories that it brought back. He did eventually have a copy of it when he was given one of the 2010 Cemetery Circuit calendars. This was a publication that was put together for Cemetery Circuit by myself and <a href="http://www.nationalphotographic.co.nz/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">Vaughan Bourke</a>. I'm not sure if any are still available but you could go and have a look at some of the other imageson <a href="http://www.cemeterycircuit.co.nz" target="_blank" rel="nofollow">cemeterycircuit.co.nz</a> that have been taken. Look forward to hearing from you again. Neil Hi Jo. Thanks for your comment. I had a conversation with Bryce’s father about it and he said Bryce didn’t liked the photo but was in two minds about having a copy of it because of the memories that it brought back. He did eventually have a copy of it when he was given one of the 2010 Cemetery Circuit calendars. This was a publication that was put together for Cemetery Circuit by myself and Vaughan Bourke. I’m not sure if any are still available but you could go and have a look at some of the other imageson cemeterycircuit.co.nz that have been taken. Look forward to hearing from you again. Neil

]]> http://www.inshot.net/archives/80/comment-page-1#comment-2 Jo Fri, 28 May 2010 19:14:50 +0000 http://www.inshot.net/?p=80#comment-2 I you're absolutely right - the pressure to "get the shot" can sometimes lead to an inexcusable intrusion into people's pain and grief. But I'm not sure who's at fault... the photographers or the editor/market that demands such raw emotional images. As for the cenotaph incident.... I would doubt whether the people taking photos were all professional photographers -that just shows a complete lack of sensitivity and thought about the event and its meaning. How does Bryce Meads feel about the image you took? I you’re absolutely right – the pressure to “get the shot” can sometimes lead to an inexcusable intrusion into people’s pain and grief. But I’m not sure who’s at fault… the photographers or the editor/market that demands such raw emotional images.
As for the cenotaph incident…. I would doubt whether the people taking photos were all professional photographers -that just shows a complete lack of sensitivity and thought about the event and its meaning.
How does Bryce Meads feel about the image you took?

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