The difference between photos & photo journalism

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The difference between photos & photo journalism Visual Storytelling The difference between photos & photo journalism

We all love to capture special moments on film.

Studio Photographers Weddings & Babies

Art Photography

Fashion Photography

Nature Photography

How is photo journalism different?

Photojournalism tells a story It conveys a message that goes beyond words or language.

Photo journalism is truthful Photojournalism is not staged. It shows the subject as it happened. The public has to trust what they see is true. It’s historic.

Impact of photo journalism Sometimes news photos can impact public opinion.

Different types of photo stories Hard News: Something that’s happening now. It’s “important” news. Seeks to inform rather than entertain. Greensburg, Kan. Tornado damage

Feature Photos Seeks to entertain rather than inform. Can go with a feature story or stand alone.

Portraits Capture the essence of a person. Can be used with a feature or hard news story.

Sports Captures the action as it happens,

Sports Reaction Sometimes what happens after the event is more important than the action. Watch for the emotion throughout the event.

Photo Illustrations Combines or manipulates images to create a “new” image. News photographers can not manipulate a picture without calling it a photo illustration.

Try to avoid posed pictures

Try to capture emotion

Get up close!

Let your pictures tell a story

Let your pictures tell a story

Use different angles/levels

Use lines to your advantage

Don’t crowd the picture

Use the Rule of Thirds

Assignment. . . You will be creating a slide show using Power Point, Prezi or another type of software. You will need 10-15 pictures. Have a theme – don’t be too scattered No need for journalistic captions. Let your pictures tell the story. Print out in hard copy one picture you consider your BEST shot to turn in!