I felt for them too. Can try to imagine the pain.
well, that is why they are photojournalists and you are not.i wonder those photogs who took the pics felt anything at all.at such a scene like this, one can still depress the shutter button?i know it's their job.but i've tried putting myself in their shoes for these roles, and i think i'll be sacked.
It is always sad and painful when a parent lost their child. I feel even sadder that the parents had no time to bring their kids out more often. I was shock to read that it was the girl's 1st time at Sentosa, 1st time at a beach and 1st time in a swimming pool. But alas, it turns out to be her last. This is going to haunt the parents for the rest of their life.
well, that is why they are photojournalists and you are not.
I am not sure what I will do, dont want to find out.
that is not the point.so photojournalists has no emotions?
i dont mean to belittle them.i'm just curious to know how they muster the strength to depress the button.
so photojournalists has no emotions?
i dont mean to belittle them.i'm just curious to know how they muster the strength to depress the button.
does it need a picture of weeping parents in the newspaper or could the story carry just in the text?
i am sometimes suprised by the explicit graphics one can see in local newspaper...
i can remember a time when newspapers had (almost) no photos.... and the ones that were in were B&W... people still read itif it's textual, will it attract any readers at all?
just imagine 911 event in text without vidz.
i can remember a time when newspapers had (almost) no photos.... and the ones that were in were B&W... people still read it
just depends on how old i was then....;pholy cow.i didnt know you were that old!:bigeyes:
OT a bit... No lifeguard around?
OT a bit... No lifeguard around?
Lifeguards on OFF days during weekends.i often wonder about this too.
sometimes during the weekday. there are too many lifeguards. lifeguards walking around with nothing to do. because nobody in the pool.
but during the weekend, when there are a lot of people, there are less lifeguards!
i don't about other pools, but this is what happens in mine.