Photojournalism

Whether you’re experimenting for fun or considering photojournalism as a career, these 7 photojournalism tips will break down what it takes to tell compelling real-life stories through photography, and get you ready for whatever comes your way.

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"CHAMPAGNE FOR MY REAL FRIENDS & REAL PAIN FOR MY SHAM FRIENDS..."~ MONTY "25TH HOUR"

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"Capture the Moment: The Pulitzer Prize Photographs" is a hair-raising and historical collection of 118 award-winning photos that has toured the nation for more than a decade. The exhibition is currently on display at the Yellowstone Art Museum in Billings, Montana. (via.)

Documentary photography, street photography and photojournalism are closely related disciplines that share at least a few theoretical, practical and aesthetic ideologies, but what sets photojournalism apart is pretty simple — newsworthiness. Newsworthiness, in turn, embodies these three main elements: timeliness, objectivity, and narrative. The goal of photojournalistic work is to capture an event as it unfolds at any given moment. While photojournalism does present certain genre-specific constraints and everyone has their own way of presenting the world to viewers, there are a few general basic ideas that anyone interested in getting started with photojournalism will find beneficial. Conduct Some Research

Il genio nasce spesso nei luoghi più inaspettati. Rivista digitale stilo vita lifestyle uomo e donna, simile a GQ Italia e Vogue Italia

“Down in these deadly factories, the word ‘childhood’ disappears as early as the age of five.”

Niclas Hammarström, fotografen som förra året satt 43 dagar kidnappad i Syrien, har tagit Årets Bild 2014 - en bild från Aleppo i Syrien.