Where should photographers, reporters, editors and publishers draw the line in altering content? We generally think it's okay to crop photos to better frame our subject, but what if you crop a photo in such a way that makes a reader form a particular opinion about a subject? Is that fair?
Read one photographer's thoughts about his photo of former vice-president Dick Cheney and the cropping job that went wrong (in his opinion). What are your thoughts? Leave a comment below.
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Natalie Wojinski
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6:19 AM
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crop,
David Hume Kennerly,
ethics,
journalism,
New York Times,
NYT,
photography
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