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Capture the Moment Yearbook/Photojournalism
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Yearbook Warmer What makes art photography good? composition exposure
lighting emotion
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Good Photographs What makes a good photograph?
Is there a difference between good art photography and good journalistic photography?
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(Creative Commons: ForestWander Nature Photography)
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(Wikimedia Commons: Hugo Diaz-Reganon)
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(Wikimedia Commons: Saffron Blaze)
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These are stunning, but ... what’s missing?
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In my experience… Advanced camera settings make it easy to take technically “good” photos BUT… They don’t teach students how to capture the humanity of a story
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CAPTURE A MOMENT A good photo must: tell me a story get me thinking
trigger my emotions motivate me to act make me wonder CAPTURE A MOMENT
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Let’s review: Does this photo…
tell me a story? get me thinking? trigger my emotions? motivate me to act? make me wonder? (Creative Commons: ForestWander Nature Photography)
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Let’s review: Does this photo…
tell me a story? get me thinking? trigger my emotions? motivate me to act? make me wonder? (Wikimedia Commons: Hugo Diaz-Reganon)
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Let’s review: Does this photo…
tell me a story? get me thinking? trigger my emotions? motivate me to act? make me wonder? (Wikimedia Commons: Saffron Blaze)
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Capture a moment in … sports
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Capture a Moment What do you notice?
In what ways do these photos trigger emotions or make you wonder or tell a story?
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Typical photography vs. capturing a moment
(McKinney High School Publications)
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(Bryant High School Publications)
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(McKinney High School Publications)
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(Bryant High School Publications)
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(Bryant High School Publications)
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(McKinney High School Publications)
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(Bryant High School Publications)
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(Bryant High School Publications)
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Capture a moment in … profiles
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Typical photography vs. capturing a moment
(The PIX Yearbook - Little Rock, Arkansas)
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(Bryant High School Publications)
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(Bryant High School Publications)
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(McKinney High School Publications)
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(McKinney High School Publications)
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(Casey Simmons, Westlake High School)
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(Laura Gilligan, Westlake High School)
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Capture a moment in … news
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Typical photography vs. capturing a moment
(McKinney High School Publications)
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(Bryant High School Publications)
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(Bryant High School Publications)
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(McKinney High School Publications)
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Capture a moment in … clubs and classes
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Typical photography vs. capturing a moment
(The PIX Yearbook - Little Rock, Arkansas)
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(Bryant High School Publications)
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(Bryant High School Publications)
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(McKinney High School Publications)
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(McKinney High School Publications)
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What makes photojournalism “good”?
Both this… And this... composition exposure lighting emotion tell me a story get me thinking trigger my emotions motivate me to act make me wonder
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Hierarchy of Image “Energy”
(Joseph Elbert, The Washington Post) Intimate Emotionally appealing Graphically appealing Informational Highest form of photojournalism. Difficult to describe, but readers and photographers can “feel” the intimacy of the situation. Capture the right moment and force a reader to interact emotionally. Pictures are visually pretty and interesting to look at, but don’t connect to viewer’s emotions Lowest standard. Overall view of a news event.
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