I believe that privacy is very important. When someone is grieving it is highly important that they get the respect they deserve. There are many times on the news and in the newspapers that people have their privacy violated, I find it innappropriate to snap pictures of someone while they are having a moment without asking them… its an invasion of privacy and im sure if the photographers were going through the same thing … they would want the same respect. People have been photographed shot dead on the streets and the families are all in disarray. Its not right ..there are times for photos to be taken and times for them not to be taken.. asking permission would be nice
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