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Photography Is Not a Crime
Wow, incredible how sideways these replies went. And the ugly comments... good lord. How does critiquing a woman's reproductive ability give you the moral high-ground? Someone take that man's keyboard away. We are rapidly living in an age where very little is private. Cameras are everywhere, as the riots and subsequent arrests in the city beside me just proved. Chances are, in a day, you and your loved ones will be filmed by something. So why worry about it? This hyper-protective attitude and moral panicking has to stop. It seems like people are so worried about what other people might do to their kids, but what ever happens? Has there been a rash of children being abducted by photographers, taken into a secret underground studio where adorable yet banal glamour shots are taken? Have the FBI pulled off a massive sting in your neighborhood, arresting dozens of people who own copies of Allan Moore's Lost Girls and Lolita on DVD(the original, not the remake)? Your kids are living in a safer world than has ever existed before. Part of that is probably because everyone else is on camera, too.— June 25, 2011 3:31 a.m.