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PHOTOJOURNALISM

- interweaving of words and pictures


- tell stories without words


- stir emotions, change attitudes


- more powerful?

TIMELINE

1700s - silver and calcium make negative


1830s - Louis Daguerre invents modern photo (daguerreotupe


1839 - first photograph (Boulevarde du Temple)


1861-65 - US Civil War


- war news photography


- photos in newspapers


1884 - George Eastman invents film


1887 - flash powder


1888 - Eastman invents box camers (rise of amateur photography


1900 - Box Brownie


1925 - Leica - "modern" camera


1930 -60s - golden age of news photography


late 20th Century - paparazzi


Early 21st Century - digital cameras, freelance amateur photography

MATTHEW BRADY

- father of photojournalism


- first successful commercial photo journalist

HENRI CARTIER-BRESSON

- father of modern photojournalism


- merged journalism and art


- candid/street approach


- great photos = great news

PHOTOJOURNALISM BRIEFS

- emerging action


- politcal leaders/events


- sport


- features


- hard news


- human interest


- novelty

TECHNIQUES

- close ups


- head shots


- wide shots


- angles (arty)


- trend for more aesthetically creative shots

PHOTOGRAPHIC NEWS VALUES

- timelines


- prominence


- action


- conflict/violence


- oddity


- humour


- narrative


- aesthetically pleasing


- objective

NEWS PHOTOGRAPHY AS ART

- can be exact reproduction


- powerful because of accuracy and reality


- 'freezing' history


- key for historical accuracy

ETHICS

1. Privacy


2. Editing (manipulating and touching up)


3. Identifying subjects (court cases, children, Indigenous)


4. lack of taste (too violent?)



THEORIES OF VISUAL RESPONSE

1. Liberal humanist


- should be shocked to re-think opinion


- morality outweighs sensitivity


2. Neo-conservative


- family/societal values above truth of photos