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"In a war, the normal codes of civilized behavior are suspended. It would be unthinkable in so called normal life, to go into someone's home, where the family is grieving over the death of a loved one, and spend long moments photographing them. It simply wouldn't be done."
Kathleen Hennessy is the Director of Photography at the San Francisco Chronicle and has just joined PhotoPhilanthropy as the Activist Award Director for 2010. I asked her everything that came rushing into my head. What is your editing process like? And how do you think photography creates social change? And what advice do you have for people submitting photo essays to PhotoPhilanthropy? Here’s what she said.
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