What photo that I
had an effect on my personal life was from a high school photographer named
Abigail Aciman. Her photo took place in NY City. The photo message was “Stop
Killing Our Children.” I connected to this photo because one I am African
American and lately for a few years now young children have been getting killed
by police officers for discrimination. Not just youth, sometimes adults to. The
protest in the photo related to the incident of Michael Brown and Eric Garner cases.
Some cases these youth could have been acting out of hand but to kill these
young children is unacceptable. There are many other ways to handle certain
situations with young children. And if a police officer says I felt that I was
being attacked, then maybe they shouldn’t be a police officer. Police officers
go thru a lot of training and for them to say they felt that they were being
attacked by a young boy is unacceptable.
Photo by: Abigail Aciman
Image Source: http://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/education/newsies-honors-nyc-students-photojournalism-article-1.2460888
Do I think the photographs can change the world? Personally yes. A photograph can have a millions of emotions and meanings to it. When I look at certain photos it can change my perspective of something , it can be either good or bad. Some people may think differently. But for instance this man feels that photos can change the world, according to Joshua Haruni he says "I really do not believe that photographs actually change anything, least of all the world." Pictures are very beautiful and great to look at and connect to. A photo can inspire a person in a quickness. When taking photos also they can become come something in the future, which makes it history, according to professor Nordell.
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