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3 Consent Issues 3.1Researcher-generated images 3.2Anonymising visual data: reflections on the Young Lives and Times project -Anna Bagnoli 3.3 Respondent-generated images 3.4 Photo elicitation and informed consent: reflections from the Living Resemblances project -Katherine Davies. 3 Anonymity and confidentiality 4.1Photos and film identifying individuals 4.2Obscuring identity in images 4.3 Reflections on the dissemination process: the (Extra)ordinairy Live Project -Emma Renold & Sally Holland 4.4Identifying people in images 4.5Images of place 4.6Reflecting on attempts to anonymise place -Andrew Clark 4 Further ethical issues 4.1 The construction of images 4.2 How images are consumed 5 Conclusion: towards some guidance for researchers Useful 2. Frameworks, professional guidance, regulation and legal rights and duties for visual researchers 2.1 Ethics, morality and legality 2.2 Approaches to ethics 2.3 Professional ethical guidelines 2.4 Ethical regulation 2.5 Legal issues 3 Consent Issues 3.1Researcher-generated images 3.2Anonymising visual data: reflections on the Young Lives and Times project – Anna Bagnoli 3.3 Respondent-generated images 3.4 Photo elicitation and informed consent: reflections from the Living Resemblances project – Katherine Davies. 3 Anonymity and confidentiality 4.1Photos and film identifying individuals 4.2Obscuring identity in images 4.3 Reflections on the dissemination process: the (Extra)ordinairy Live Project – Emma Renold & Sally Holland 4.4Identifying people in images 4.5Images of place 4.6Reflecting on attempts to anonymise place – Andrew Clark 4 Further ethical issues 4.1 The construction of images 4.2 How images are consumed 5 Conclusion: towards some guidance for researchers Useful Resources References
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