Whether using film or digital photography, ethical considerations come into play. One must take responsibility beyond aesthetic considerations when capturing a moment on celluloid film because of its unique characteristics compared to digital photography. This responsibility is especially significant when the subject matter is sensitive or precarious, such as photographing protests, documenting poverty, or taking pictures of people in vulnerable situations. This article specifically delves into the ethical considerations that arise with film photography while acknowledging that digital photography has its own set of issues.

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