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One of the images from a
slideshow of 130 years of photographs for the LA Times. Click on it to read the caption. As a photograph it's merely shallow and melodramatic, but as a voyeuristic response to real tragedy it becomes immoral, and fundamentally corrupt.
For the longer argument click on the tag below for photojournalism.
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