Photojournalism is a special kind of journalism. While journalism itself involves the reporting of news (whether in print or on TV, radio, or the internet), photojournalism refers to the taking of pictures (photographs, videos, illustrations), usually to enhance a news story. Many reporters, especially in print, have relied on what used to be called the "press photographer" to take the right pictures that will make an impact in the story. Some photojournalists have also broken news: there are several famous images during the Vietnam War, one of which showed children running in pain from a Napalm attack and another showed a prisoner being shot in the head. These photos shocked Americans and helped to change public opinion about the war. Today, in our visual world, words alone will often not move the public the way a picture or an illustration will. Thus, photojournalism remains very important in the reporting of news.
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A photographer is anyone who wields a camera - you, me, Auntie Sadie etc. A photojournalist uses a camera to record social phenomena or attitudes, or as a tool to put forward a political point of view.
A photojournalist uses pictures to tell a story. Such as publish captions of a picture or report a scene, as in a conversation form. The essential qualities of photojournalism are timeliness, objectivity, and narrative.
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photojournalist is only one of many types of photography used in the field. photojournalists take pictures then right stories or articles about them (mostly used in news papers and magazines). there are over 20 types of photography and that number is slowly growing. the difference between photojournalists and photographers is that photojournalists write about there picture and the story behind it, and photographers merely take pictures.
A photographer who works as an employee for the news media.
A newspaper photographer (or Photojournalist) takes photographs of news, like fires, car accidents, sports, and other spur-of-the-moment events for the purpose of telling a story. A portrait photographer takes pictures of people in prearranged positions for the purpose of making the subject look good.
A newspaper photographer or photojournalist.
Career opportunities in photography include working as a freelance photographer, photojournalist, commercial photographer, portrait photographer, fashion photographer, event photographer, and fine art photographer. Other options include working in photo editing, photo retouching, photojournalism, and photojournalism. Additionally, opportunities exist in photography studios, advertising agencies, media companies, and publishing houses.
American Photojournalist was created in 1979.
Bill Brandt was a famous photographer and photojournalist. Born in Germany, he moved to England, where he became famous for his high contrast images of British Society.
the photojournalist took pictures of the crime scene
Graeme Jennings - photojournalist - was born in 1978.
Joe O'Donnell - photojournalist - died in 2007.
Mathew Brady is a/an Photographer,photojournalist