Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2003/07/01
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Hi Steve,
Every circumstance is going to be different. A few months ago, I'm
riding my bicycle and the road, major street is blocked off because of
an accident. So I walk the bike through the area and here's this car,
upside down all smashed up. I pull out the Leica D and grab the shot
with the ambulance in the back, door open, cops, spectators all over.
I continue walking the bike and over on my right is the accident's
victim on a stretcher being given first aid. I think, NO WAY, am I
going to approach over there for a shot, as I felt in my gut it would
be an invasion of that person's privacy at a difficult moment. The
shot of the car, ok, the victim not ok. I don't go looking for these
types of pictures, either.
Cheers,
Rich Lahrson
Berkeley, California
tripspud@transbay.net
Steve LeHuray wrote:
> > The irony of this occuring at, or outside of, a
> > Michelle Shocked concert, is indeed rich. Why
> > couldn't the disgruntled father have approached you?
>
> > Patrick
>
> ...I hate to say this because it seems to be terrible what happened to
> George, but anybody dumb enough to take a picture of kids that they do not
> know, is out of touch with our world today.
>
> sl
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