More and more newspapers and news channels are using photographs to support their news articles and stories. Some people think that photographs are not a reliable source of news, while others consider photographs to be irrefutable. Discuss both sides and give your opinion.
In recent times, reporters and the
people
who write articles in the newspaper often use photographs
to substantiate their arguments. Many people
believe that photographs
might be deceiving and are not a reliable source of news, whereas
, on the contrary
, others believe that photographs
provide solid evidence
. This
essay discusses both viewpoints, however
, I believe that even though photographs
sometimes give an honest viewpoint, nonetheless
, they mostly do not tell us the full story, and should not a trusted blindly.
On one hand, some individuals have a perspective that photographs
might not give us a complete picture, moreover
, might even deflect attention from the true story. For example
, a few years ago, a very famous actress was found dead in her apartment. According to
the pictures from her house, it seemed that she had committed suicide, and the case was almost closed. However
, due to
suspicion of her family members, a further
investigation was done, and it was found that she was murdered by her boyfriend, and her suicide was staged. Therefore
, what one sees from their eyes is not always true.
On the other hand
, many people
argue that photographs
provide enough evidence
to pass a judgment. For instance
, recently a cohort of police officers planned a raid in a boy’s hostel in Kerala, after a tip-off about drug dealing. When they went there, they found dozens of kilograms of marijuana and narcotic pills. In such
cases, photographs
help to give the audience relativity about how grave the situation was. Hence
, a lot of people
believe that pictures are irrefutable.
Nevertheless
, in my opinion, nowadays, the technology is so advanced, that it is very easy to morph images and create fake ones. It is not prudent to blindly believe what is shown in the photographs
, rather proper statistics and detailed information are more valuable.
In conclusion, some people
believe photographs
should not be trusted as concrete news, while
others believe that they can be used as solid evidence
. Although
this
remains to be a contentious topic, I choose to agree with the first group and believe that more evidence
is required to make a stronger case.Submitted by khushichhillar on
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Ensure to include some counter-arguments to provide a balanced discussion. This will enhance the depth of your analysis.
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The essay effectively discusses both viewpoints, showing a good understanding of the topic.
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