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How Photographers Try to Protect Their Subjects From Harm

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How Photographers Try to Protect Their Subjects From Harm

Shared by Cathaleen Curtiss — 5 Sep 2012

When any photo can be re-posted and seen almost anywhere in the world, photographers are taking extra precautions to protect subjects who are vulnerable to reprisal or revenge.

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