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Moral Dilemma
Lets say you are a photographer, and you somehow happen to be in the middle east. And by some miraculously divine chance there happens to be a flood, and you are somewhere safe trying to take some beautiful scenery of the flood. And you come a cross Osama Bin Laden who has been swept away by the flood waters. He is just barely hanging on to a tree limb and is about to go under. You have to make a choice, you either put down your camera and save him or take a Pulitzer prize winning shot of him as he loses his grip on the tree limb. So now here's the question, think carefully before you come up with an answer:














Which lens would you use?

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