Every year we hear about press photographers being killed while trying to capture a decisive photo and document the truth. They also have to face a bunch of moral issues while being close to death and people in need of help. In my opinion it is vital to capture a photo that can influence decisions on a large scale. But when faced with the choice of either keep taking pictures or trying to change the course of a situation by personal interaction (and maybe risk your own life), I can only imaging the moral issues a press photographer must deal with in a few decisive seconds.
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God dag, Lars!
SvarSlet(Apologies, my Danish is very basic so I must use English for this) I love your photos, I found them on Flickr. I fell in love with Copenhagen when I visited Denmark, it is an amazing and beautiful place, I hope to visit again very soon to take photos!
I like this image, it looks nice in black & white! You are a very talented photographer and I hope to see many more of your images.
Farvel!
Hi Leanne,
SvarSletHow nice to meet you on my blog. Sorry that I first read this message now, but time has been limited, so I had to put blog work on hold.
If you ever come to Copenhagen, then drop me a note. I would be happy to take you for a cup of coffee and show you my town that offers plenty of interesting photo opportunities. In addition, thx for you kind words :-D