Alan Edward Klein
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When you sleep with dogs, you get fleas.
A professional photographer there's only one responsibility and that is: "make the customer happy!"
That's valid, but then you have to be ready to accept potential negative consequences. Galimberti doesn't seem willing to do that and he comes off as disingenuous.
They can't shuffle the blame off to the agency, they are probably more responsible for the content of the ad than the agency. The client approved the idea, saw the photos and the final ad proofs. Most fashion clients are very involved in the styling of the shot, usually present in the studio. I guess today, that can be done virtually.The last I heard was that the B. was suing the advertising agency for promoting this campaign. Finger pointing at everybody by everybody.
A professional photographer there's only one responsibility and that is: "make the customer happy!"
Unlike photojournalism I do not think commercial photography has an established ethical standard. Below is the current accepted ethics for photojournalists.
When you sleep with dogs, you get fleas.
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