Tuesday, December 16, 2014

Final Exam


1.  There was a man named Ki Suk Han, who was pushed by a panhandler who seemed to be harassing passerby. Han wanted to help calm the man down but fell in as there was an incoming train. Desperately trying to get out but didn't have enough strength to get out in time and was still in the middle of the tracks, the photographer who captured the photo seen was running, and running flashing the conductor to get his attention to stop the train.

2.  He claims he tried to flash the conductor with his camera.

3.  I think that as soon as the train was coming he should have gone in there and helped the 58 year old man who didn't have any strength to get himself out of there. He should have helped instead of taken the photo.

4.  Usually you wouldn't know what to do in certain cases like that, which means you have to act fast and do that you know is the better decision. You don't have time to think about anything but just go in and help as much as you can.

5.  I disagree on putting the photo as the cover because I don't think it was right to share that knowing was had happened. And to say that the man was doomed I feel like is very immature to say.

6.  It is defiantly more important as a human being to help when others when in need, do not stand there and take a picture. That is the amount of time you just waisted to take a photo instead of helping others in a dangerous and life threatening situation.

7.  Well it depends on the situation, if you are in a situation where there is nothing to be done and you are just taking a photo to take a photo it is okay. But if the situation is where someone is dying and need help DO NOT DO THAT! Go in and help another out.

8.  No because showing that is ok to take photos while something tragic could have happened is not the way photographer should be going.


9.  Like I was saying one of the photographers said that you need to drop your camera and rushing to help, if you fail to help at least you tried. Rather than taking photos because the conductor might not know what flashing means.

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