Honesty question?

Question

You are what you believe to be true about yourself.

This test has only one question, but it's a very important one.


Please don't answer it without giving it some serious thought.

By giving an honest answer you will be able to test where you stand
morally.

Remember that your answer needs to be honest, yet spontaneous.



You're in Zimbabwe... Near Kariba, to be exact. There is great chaos

Going on around you, caused by an unpredicted hurricane and severe

Floods. There are huge masses of water all about you. You are a Daily
News Photographer and you are in the middle of this great disaster. The

Situation is nearly hopeless . You're trying to shoot very impressive
Photos.

There are houses and people floating around You, disappearing

into the Zambezi River as it roars through the gorge.


Suddenly you see a man in the water - he is fighting for his life,

Trying not to be taken away by the masses of water and mud. You move

Closer. Somehow the man looks familiar. Suddenly you know who it is...

it's Robert Mugabe! At the same time you notice that the raging
waters Are about to take him away, forever.



You have two options and no time to lose. You can save him or you can

Take the best photo of your life. You can't do both. So, you can save
the Life of Robert Mugabe... Or you can shoot a prize winning photo, a

Unique photo displaying the death of one of the world's most notorious
Leaders.



And here's the question (please give an honest answer)

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Would you select Colour film, or rather go with the simplicity of
classic Black and white?

Answer 1

To be honest as u requested,, I first of all have never heard about Robert Mugabe.. so I searched the net to know who is he, and now that I know him; I would surly take the best colored photo of his death and I'll make sure he saw me taking it. how honest can I be more than that?

Answer 2

I would choose to save his life. It doesn't matter about the unique photo, because he can tell the story anyway. And hopefully he will change from his notorious ways after this near-death encounter.

Remember, if you take his near-death photo, you will be criticised by sectors of the public anyway, for choosing to let a man die.

Answer 3

Honesty is strength as it can take a lot to be truthful and to just be yourself and follow your beliefs when others make think different than you or see it as a weakness. So I would say it takes a lot more strength to be honest in this life.....

Answer 4

Because it's him, I would probably take the color photo to donate to those who had been oppressed by his government. I would seek no money for this photo, nor would I ask for any credits, just knowing that my camera caught this person's last moments with the living, would be fine with me.

Answer 5

i wouldn'y be taking pictures while other people were floating away, i dont know who Robert Mugabe is, but i would save the guy instead of taking a picture of him dying...

but if i HAD to choose, i would choose black & white...

Answer 6

Great question..I would take black and white pics - more dramatic..and if he's still floating there, i'd change films and take some colored ones too!

Answer 7

i would at least try to save him. yes photos do last a lifetime but a person doesnt if you dont do anything in a severe condition.

Answer 8

A true professional would go with black and white.

Answer 9

black and white. there's something a little more mysterious and classic about black and white photos.

Answer 10

Love that joke, I thought it was done with George Bush though? Still funny :)