Classes Delve into Photography Ethics
Long overdue, we can finally begin to confront issues of bias, morality, and principle that have long infiltrated the medium by many of its most prominent practitioners.
Long overdue, we can finally begin to confront issues of bias, morality, and principle that have long infiltrated the medium by many of its most prominent practitioners.
This was the first edition of the Photography Ethics Symposium. It took place at The Royal Photographic Society in Bristol on December 4, 2019. We heard from Anthony Luvera, Jess Crombie, Emma Chetcuti, and Franklyn Rodgers about the ethics of working with people. Conversations were moderated by Savannah Dodd.
How can we know if it is culturally appropriate to photograph? Watch this video to find out.
It would be seen as bizarre on a Greek or Spanish holiday.
This new podcast series is all about the ethics of photography. Through weekly conversations with accomplished photographers, we will cover topics like consent, dignity, power, responsibility, impact, and collaboration, among many others.