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    need for adventure and creativity came calling. This is when she began her photography career, focusing on capturing the many expressions of youth sports as well as Texas themed corporate events throughout the state. Her love for sports and photojournalism came together when she started work at a national…

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    Napalm Is Above Analysis

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    Above is an iconic photograph, depicting children in flight from a napalm bombing. This photograph was taken in the Trang Bang District in 1973, and was photographed by Huynh Cong Ut, professionally known as Nick Ut. Nick Ut was employed by the associated Press (AP) and through his professional abilities, has gained a high level of fame. Additionally, he won the Pulitzer Prize for Spot News Photography, the world press photo of the year award, and the world press photo award for spot news, all…

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    47 Code Of Ethics Summary

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    Analysis of 47 U.S. journalism codes of ethics showed that only 9 addressed the issue of how to deal with images of violence or tragedy. However, specific issues related to violence during wartime and how to exhibit such graphic content is not addressed whatsoever throughout any of the 47 codes of ethics analyzed(Keith, Schwalbe,Silcock). Unlike physicians, photojournalists are not bound by an oath, which can make it ever more difficult to determine the appropriate approach when encountering a…

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    broader political consciousness that the villagers previously lacked. Azaro, for example, notes that individuals in the village “began to distrust our memories. We began to think that we dreamt up the fevers of that night” (Okri, 183). Jeremiah’s photojournalism, therefore, inspires revolutionary sentiments amongst the underclass by creating and institutionalizing shared memories of political corruption. These memories subvert a keystone of the ‘politics of the belly framework’, which notes that…

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    With 14 years of photojournalism under her belt, I asked her what the most important thing to do as a photojournalist is. I expected an answer like, “practice constantly,” or “never leave home without your camera,” etc. Instead, she told me this: “First thing you have to do is get a business license and keep good records of all your photo sales you make for tax purposes. She gave me lots of related information and advice before she got into the actual practice of photojournalism. What this…

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    Jacob Riis Thesis

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    laborers were shackled and beaten by their superiors. At the age of 12, Jacob Riis, concerned with people in poverty, gave all of his Christmas money to a local needy family. In 1870, Riis traveled to America where he found his true passion, photojournalism. He experienced poverty first…

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    Kim Jong Un Image Analysis

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    characteristics with his own people. He is fat, overfed, and well groomed. His staff are also well fed and well groomed. Hence, one should not judge a person by his appearance. Looks can be deceiving. Judge him by what he does. This weakness in photojournalism is evident in the kind of media effect that it portrays. The caption to this photo of the North Korean leader asks if one would share a room with this person at a national convention or some other kind of scholarly gathering. It is common…

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    In most cases people would assume that a portrait is nothing more than a face. However, Annie Leibovitz often includes more information in the photograph. Some of her portraits give insights into the celebrity’s life while others do not. The formal and posed, portraits often remind us of a person’s well-known character, while the informal portraits rely on other information like environments in order to portray the person’s personality or lifestyle. In the same aspect, some of the portraits also…

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    My essay will be about Sports Photography. Sports photography is a job that takes pictures all types of sports. In the most of cases, professional sports photography is a type of photojournalism, Sports photography can go from taking pictures of little kids playing football at the park to a Profession Football game at a Super Bowl Game. Professional sports photographers usually work for newspapers, major agencies or sports magazines. However, sports photography can also be used for…

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    did she expand possibilities of females. That is what this story will discuss. In paragraph 4 in lines 9-11 it says,”At a time when women were defined by their husbands and judged by the quality of their housework, she set the standard for photojournalism and expanded the possibilities of being female.” This means that she didn't do what she was supposed to do(housework) she did what she wanted and did photography…

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