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is it just me..........
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our local paper has taken to taking pictures of peoples funerals,showing the mourners following the coffin or carrying the coffin,now i feel that this is an extremely private moment of grief and should not be photographed by the local rag....or am i being oversensetive??...how would you feel being photographed as you attented the funeral of a loved one???...i feel its totally out of order....
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my friend passed away a few years back, and as she was only 17 it was in the papers etc. while the service was happening there was a photographer right next to me taking pictures the whole time. i found it very wrong. i caught him taking a pic of me can you believe it!
when the coffin came in, of course i started crying etc and he just took a picture! i told him what for very quietly and to show some respect for everyone, he moved after that. i felt bit bad but who takes pictures like that? so so wrong in my opinion
when the coffin came in, of course i started crying etc and he just took a picture! i told him what for very quietly and to show some respect for everyone, he moved after that. i felt bit bad but who takes pictures like that? so so wrong in my opinion
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I just can´t see the problem....the dead are dead and they will not complain.
UK is bathed in exhibitionism....weddings, funerals, birthdays and ABers spread their emotions all over the Internet.
I feel one should grieve in private, but this is not what we are experiencing.......in death, flowers by the roadside, obituaries in the media and photographs of funerals.
George Best, Princess Dianna ect.....what is the difference?
UK is bathed in exhibitionism....weddings, funerals, birthdays and ABers spread their emotions all over the Internet.
I feel one should grieve in private, but this is not what we are experiencing.......in death, flowers by the roadside, obituaries in the media and photographs of funerals.
George Best, Princess Dianna ect.....what is the difference?
I'm not keen on it, I think moments of grief should be private or shared with loved ones. However, if the family agree to it or there's a news story behind it then I can't see how it can (or necessarily should) be shot.
I just hope for their sake that should I ever attend a funeral where someone is taking pictures, they don't aim their camera in my direction, I'm not generally known for my quiet dignity.
I just hope for their sake that should I ever attend a funeral where someone is taking pictures, they don't aim their camera in my direction, I'm not generally known for my quiet dignity.
erm Sqad -the dead are dead-its relating to the people left behind-not all are as pragmatic as you in dealing with emotion.
I would hope that family or Funeral Directors would be asked beforehand if they objected.
(have to say though i have always had an issue re pics in the paper showing the remnants of an accident printed only for sensationalism and when it came to my home to roost it was bl00dy awful and i complained vigourously to the papers concerned only to get an apology but they continue to do it -sick and serves no purpose same as pics of funerals)
I would hope that family or Funeral Directors would be asked beforehand if they objected.
(have to say though i have always had an issue re pics in the paper showing the remnants of an accident printed only for sensationalism and when it came to my home to roost it was bl00dy awful and i complained vigourously to the papers concerned only to get an apology but they continue to do it -sick and serves no purpose same as pics of funerals)