Early war photographers saw nothing wrong with staging photographs to achieve the desired effect, it was similar to posing people in ones’ studio. Capa’s photograph was very powerful and had a great impact on many. While I don’t believe the image was staged, I also feel that whether it was or not doesn’t matter as it brought to the forefront many issues which needed to be touched.
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