Nowadays famous people are photographed by professional photographers everywhere they go. Some people say this is a good thing because the public are interested in their lives. Other people think that photographers are wrong to follow famous people. Discuss both these views and give your own opinion.

It is true that the rise of celebrity-oriented culture has brought its side effects along, people going after famous individuals to take pictures of them, those who are called “Paparazzi”, have risen in number as well. Some may argue that there is nothing wrong with

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. One reason that we are observing a unique social phenomenon like photographers dedicating their career to stalking a celebrity or public figure, just to take photos of them in their everyday situations, is that the public is generally interested in famous people’s lives and is eager to know more about them.

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, it could be argued that these public figures actually require these treatments in order to stay relevant in the public eye.

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, not everyone is on board with the idea that Paparazzies are inherently beneficial. Their actions could be a serious form of invasion of people’s privacy, which should be respected regardless of the status of the individual.

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, those who are subjected to

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behaviour might find their lives disturbed in unwanted manners or even face harassment.

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, there have been cases of actors being photographed in rather inappropriate situations, whose lives or careers have been

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ruined. For the aforementioned reasons, I don’t find Paparazzi actions to be a desirable subcultural trait and I believe that steps should be taken to mitigate its consequences. In conclusion, I would argue that even though some may find benefits in these kinds of actions or might be neutral to it and view it as an inseparable part of being a public figure, it does bring more downsides and could potentially harm people in one form or another.