Photojournalism: Story Analysis

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Photojournalism is one way of sharing a story between the photographer and the audience. This sharing also does not involved the issue of time, it is the telling of situatian when photographer documenting a story. Whitout the existence of photojournalism, there is no story that can be communicated in reality if it is only a picture.

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