Based on the understanding of social roles, this paper discusses the suicide of kevin carter, a photographer of The Hungry Little Girl.

The author won the Pulitzer Prize for Special Story Photography in 1994 and was well known. He committed suicide under pressure. Taking this photo itself is a great shock to the author. My social role is also a photographer, and I may just look at it from the photographer's point of view. When shooting, I have to wait for the opportunity, not just raise my hand to capture that moment. Before taking the photo, he was already tortured inside. After being discussed by everyone, I feel that I have done something wrong, but suicide shows that the author is emotional and has a very kind side. If it were today, it might not end like this. I think the photographer is of course focused on shooting, and he may give everything for his work. Maybe he can't save the boy, even if he saves the boy, he can't save the whole poor group in Sudan. Maybe more people will be saved after the photos are known to everyone. A little incoherent, because my position is not firm enough, after all, it is a human life.