photojournalism
Context matters when viewing COVID-19 photos
Since mid-March, various policies have been implemented at the state and federal level in the U.S. to mitigate the spread of the coronavirus and the…
World Press Photo reveals the breathtaking gallery of 2020 contest nominees [NSFW]
Nominees and winners of World Press Photo Contest never fail to give us chills and leave us in awe, shock and with mixed emotions. The…
The Intent in Photographic Storytelling
One of the most powerful applications of photography has been as a tool to document some of the most important moments in recent history, whether…
Using a 31-year-old SLR for fast-paced photojournalism
Introduced in 1988, the Nikon F4 was the world’s first professional autofocus camera, and it made its way quickly into the hands of many working…
Five photojournalists sue Homeland Security for violating First Amendment
Five freelance photojournalists are suing the Department of Homeland Security for violating their First Amendment rights. The photojournalists claim that they were tracked, detained, and…
Is it time we disclosed image edits with universal symbols?
I believe that most of us edit our images to a certain extent. But if you’re a photojournalist, the amount of editing you can apply…
China releases photojournalist Lu Guang after a year of detention
After almost a year of detention, award-winning Chinese photojournalist Lu Guang has been released. He has been documenting China’s dark side for years, and in…
These are some photojournalists who were caught cheating
If you want to be a photojournalist, ethical photography is something you need to master just as the artistic and technical parts of the craft….
This photo wasn’t staged: wedding photojournalism or photojournalism?
Wedding Photojournalism or Photojournalism? What’s The Difference? This is an unposed, naturally caught moment at Rachael and Carl’s wedding at The Vineyard in Stockcross, Berkshire. It’s…
Photojournalist captures Dallas gunman staring right into his lens from just a few feet away
On Monday 17 June, a masked gunman opened fire at a federal courthouse in Dallas. Tom Fox, a Dallas Morning News photographer, was just a…



































