“But never showing these images in the first place guarantees that such an understanding will never develop. ‘Try to imagine, if only for a moment, what your intellectual, political, and ethical world would be like if you had never seen a photograph,’ author Susie Linfield asks…” (Deghett, 82) . Photographs help people understand and see issues on a newer level. It changes the atmosphere once people have a picture with a story. Today an issue does not catch anyone attention when a photo is revealed on that issue.
With Hardy, the change came with the release of photos of Holder showing the injuries she suffered at his hands. “We live in a very visual society and I’m a victim of that,” said Smith, explaining his change of heart. “When I saw those pictures for the first time Friday, I said, ‘My God, why is this guy in the NFL?’” As for the lions, attitudes shifted when an American hunter killed Cecil—a beloved, dark-maned cat who lived in a protected area—and pictures of the dead animal came to light. The killing of Cecil had “changed the atmospherics on the issue of trophy hunting around the world,” according to the president of the Humane Society of the United States. “I think it gave less wiggle room to regulators.” ( Zeeberg, The …show more content…
According to psychologist people's minds are set to respond to a single person they see in need. Why is when a woman is breastfeeding her child outside a Victoria’s Secret store ad is no shown compassion as NFL Greg Hardy ex-girlfriend. A woman was a Victoria's Secret when her baby got hungry, she asks one of the employees if she can breastfeed her child the employee quickly answer no that she can breastfeed her child in the alley where no one can see her. Victoria's Secret has a policy permitting mothers to nurse in their