Toronto Photoshops Black Man Into Its City Guide
IN Toronto, things are so great and diverse and harmonious that to prove it amn ethnically diverse family featured on the cover of Toronto’s latest edition of its summer Fun Guide.
Only, the black man was photshopped in later.
John Gosgnach, communications director for the social development division that publishes the guide opines:
“He superimposed the African-Canadian person onto the family cluster in the original photo. It was two photographs and one head was superimposed over the original family photo.
“The goal was to depict the diversity of Toronto and its residents.”
And:
“You won’t find a more inclusive organization than us,” said Kevin Sack, Toronto’s director of strategic communications. “We want everyone to feel involved and welcome to participate in everything. That’s the only goal. Nothing wrong with that.”
Toronto - Embrace The Change!
Posted: 11th, June 2009 | In: Media, Photojournalism Comment (1) | Follow the Comments on our RSS feed: RSS 2.0 | TrackBack | Permalink
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June 12th, 2009 at 9:11 am
at least they thought about it and the guy was photoshopped in - unlike the BNP campaign photos, which - apart from being photos of American people rather than British (?), had the black guy photoshopped OUT……..