Can photographs of poverty stand alone or should viewers know what went into creating them? Is it possible to overlook potentially controversial practices in photographing poverty, if those practices resulted in positive social change?
Who’s Ethics? encourages viewers to question the ethics behind photographs of poverty, asking what the photographer’s intentions were, how they went about creating those images, and their outcome. This is an exploration and dissection of the methodologies of three photographers, who each approached the subject matter of poverty in their own unique ways.
Who’s Ethics? encourages viewers to question the ethics behind photographs of poverty, asking what the photographer’s intentions were, how they went about creating those images, and their outcome. This is an exploration and dissection of the methodologies of three photographers, who each approached the subject matter of poverty in their own unique ways.
