It is thought by some that the media photographers should cease stalking celebrities, while some schools of thought believe it is a norm. In my opinion, I consider that strict laws should be implemented to enable restrictions of media personnel.
On the one hand, some people believe that famous stars should not be bombarded by photographers in their private space and I agree. In other words, these icons are human beings and as humans we are prone to seek for territory. When external forces breach into our space, this causes an agitation and might as well destabilize the normal function and way of life of such a person. For example, in 1978 Micheal Jackson who is a famous pop singer committed suicide because of the access of information that the media had in photos and was published on all news journals. In addition, the government should implement stringent policies and rules that will limit the access of visual artists and restrict them from accessing the secret lives of these celebs.
On the other hand, others are of the opinion that the attention of these photo artists is bound to occur. This is because the more known and famous an individual becomes, the higher the level of interest garnered from the public view. Consequently, as a result of this, every action and steps taken by a prominent individual. Fans, supporters as well as competitors will be interested in such a person. For instance, over 50 media power houses in the United States of America pulled the attention of all their journalists and photographers to focus on Justin Bieber, a musician during his relationship with Selena Gomez. Furthermore, knowing the secret lives of these celebrities are the high points of their fans and as such, more media focus will be on them.
In conclusion, while people may vary in their opinion. I believe that laws and policies should be implemented to guard the private lives of celebrities from journalists and photo storytellers.
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It is
thought
by
some
that the
media
photographers should cease stalking celebrities, while
some
schools of
thought
believe it is a norm. In my opinion, I consider that strict laws should
be implemented
to enable restrictions of
media
personnel.
On the one hand,
some
people
believe that
famous
stars should not
be bombarded
by photographers in their private space and I
agree
.
In other words
, these icons are human beings and as humans we are prone to seek for territory. When external forces breach into our space, this causes an agitation and might
as well
destabilize the normal function and way of life of such a person.
For example
, in 1978 Micheal Jackson who is a
famous
pop singer committed suicide
because
of the access of information that the
media
had in photos and
was published
on all news journals.
In addition
, the
government
should implement stringent policies and
rules
that will limit the access of visual artists and restrict them from accessing the secret
lives
of these celebs.
On the other hand
, others are of the opinion that the attention of these photo artists
is bound
to occur. This is
because
the more known and
famous
an individual becomes, the higher the level of interest garnered from the public view.
Consequently
,
as a result
of this, every action and steps taken by a prominent individual. Fans, supporters
as well
as competitors will
be interested
in such a person.
For instance
, over 50
media
power
houses
in the United States of America pulled the attention of all their journalists and photographers to focus on Justin Bieber, a musician during his relationship with Selena Gomez.
Furthermore
, knowing the secret
lives
of these celebrities are the high points of their fans and as such, more
media
focus will be on them.
In conclusion
, while
people
may vary in their opinion. I believe that laws and policies should
be implemented
to guard the private
lives
of celebrities from journalists and photo storytellers.
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