Watching and New Student Blog Watching
I write about above posting written by Professor. Steven Fedorowicz.
Before taking this class, I had hardly used a digital camera, so I was worrying about working it well. The greatest anxiety, however, is taking a picture in public as you feel. Is there the image right? Where is the privacy? If I am watched by people when I take pictures of the people, I think that I get funny looks from them or can be mistaken for a spy photo as a crime at worst. So, I am surprised at your photos, especially on the train.
In fact, however, some students who take this class also take photos in public space.
Judging from that, don’t people care about being photographed than I think? Can’t they merely complain about it because of Japanese shyness character? Actually, I would say nothing as well if I was taken a picture in public.
Now, one question occurs to me. I wonder if people in other countries but Japan care about being photographed. I’d like to know of it.
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As a Japanese person, do you think you can answer some of the questions you pose? How would you feel about a foreign anthropologist taking a photo of you while on the train or walking by the river in Kyoto?
Abroad, Japanese tourists are infamous for having many cameras and taking photos of everyone/everything. Do you think this is just a stereotype?
I hope foreign students will read your blog and answer your questions...
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