photojournalism

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Definition
  1. Noun:
    • A form of journalism that tells a news story primarily through photographs, often accompanied by brief captions or text: Photojournalism uses images as the main narrative tool to document events, convey information, and evoke emotional responses from the viewer.
Usage
  • Photojournalism is a distinct field within journalism. It focuses on capturing candid, truthful, and often impactful moments to report on current events, social issues, or human-interest stories.
  • The term is used as a mass noun (uncountable) to describe the profession, practice, or genre as a whole.
Examples
  • Noun:
    • Her powerful work in photojournalism brought international attention to the crisis.
    • The magazine is renowned for its commitment to photojournalism and documentary photography.
    • He studied photojournalism to learn how to tell stories with a camera.
Advanced Usage
  • "The ethics of photojournalism": Refers to the moral principles governing the practice, such as truthfulness, objectivity, and the dignity of subjects.

    • The debate centered on the ethics of photojournalism and digital manipulation.
  • "A piece of photojournalism": Used to refer to a specific photographic story or essay.

    • His award-winning photojournalism piece documented life in the refugee camp.
Variants and Related Words
  • Photojournalist (n): A journalist who tells news stories primarily through photographs.

    • The photojournalist risked her life to capture the conflict.
  • Documentary photography (n): A closely related genre focused on chronicling events or aspects of life, often with a longer-term perspective than immediate news.

Synonyms
  • News photography: Photography that specifically covers news events.
  • Documentary photojournalism: Emphasizes the in-depth, storytelling aspect of the field.
Related Phrases
  • "To practice photojournalism": To work professionally in this field.

    • She aspired to practice photojournalism for a major news agency.
  • "The golden age of photojournalism": A historical period, often cited as the mid-20th century, when illustrated magazines made photojournalism highly influential.

    • Many iconic images were created during the golden age of photojournalism.
Noun
  1. journalism that presents a story primarily through the use of pictures

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