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Posted by: John Sandell on 15 Jul 2009 at 23:59
Everyone needs strike. Refuse to photograph those who passed these laws (all in Parliament), and those who implement them. Dont buy papers or magazines that include such images. Turn offf the news- you dont benefit in any way listening you know!
Let those who govern know by your absence and indifference to their very existence, that they are superfluous to the cultural, (as well as moral and role model requirements) of our society;
Spend time trying to improve the chances of long-term sucess by forcing editors to publish your best work fearlessly, after they have ALL had and passed a test similar to the one Diane Airbrush put Bill Jay through!
And ask yourselves seriously folks, whether still photography of news events is anyway any use when film does the job so much BETTER!
Posted by: Peter Harrap on 18 Jul 2009 at 23:50