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A dad took these photos of his daughter. They’re raising some eyebrows.

An artist’s dominion: Does he have it over his children? For photographer Wyatt Neumann, a lot of people are saying no. You may agree with them. Some of the images definitely feel creepy; don’t get me wrong. I definitely was shocked when I first saw a couple of them. But when you get to Neumann’s…

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Joseph Lamour

No matter how you feel about this issue, there a few yes-or-no questions I feel makes this video worth watching, sharing, and thinking about:

  • Should photographer Wyatt Neumann show these pictures publicly before his daughter can fully consent to their display?
  • If you think he shouldn’t, should he be allowed to take any pictures of his kids at all and display them?
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