When is it wrong to manipulate reality in a photo?

1. It is always wrong
2. Sometime it can be wrong if it changes the meaning of the photo
3. It isn’t wrong if you only change a minot detail
4. It is never wrong

How does your response to a photo depend on knowing that it’s real?

What kind of reasons would justify a photographer to manipulate an image?

Can cropping a picture change the meaning?

1. Yes
2. No

On my journey Brighton Photo Fringe i was able to see a range of photos that were taken by a range of photographers. My favourite photo from that day is a called Always by your side and was taken by Juliana Mulvany. After we viewed these photos on the seafront we was then able to walk around on the beach giving us a chance to take some of our own photos in which i took some of the sea. shortly after we made our way to the Phoenix centre in which we was able to view the mums not the word exhibit which had some interesting photos of natural women who have chosen not to become parents.

After visiting the photo fringe in Brighton we then travelled to Worthing to see the other parts of the photo fringe. When in worthing we when to another studio and got to see the work of a photgrapher who took photos around Sweden. we then went to the pier and looked at photos taken by people with a similar age range to us. My favourite photo from this show was by someone called Tom Humphrey