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Digital Editing – Photo Journalist Frankly Discuss Ethics

By Lorelle VanFossen | Published September 2, 2005

It should have began when Ansel Adams and his predecessors in photography first learned how to manipulate film in the darkroom to enhance or change the reality recorded on film. I’m sure there were hot debates back then, but for the past 20 years, the debate over digital editing has torn whole groups apart. The […]

Wildlife Ethics – You Are a Guest in Their Home

By Lorelle VanFossen | Published September 10, 1996

Parachuting Cats into Borneo In the early 1950’s, the Dayak people in Borneo suffered tragically from malaria and the World Health Organization (WHO) helped them by spraying DDT to kill the mosquitoes which carried the malaria. The mosquitoes died, malaria declined, but there were side effects. Among the first was the fact that the roofs […]

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