KnowraEthics of photojournalismLinked fromLinked fromThe 11 pages that link to Ethics of photojournalism, each with the reason it gives.All 11Related 9Narrower topic 2PhotojournalismRelated: Photographers must weigh accurate witnessing against privacy, harm, and dignity.Photo manipulationRelated: These principles limit edits that could misrepresent photographed events.Image editingRelated: These standards restrict edits that could distort the journalistic meaning of a photograph.Robert CapaRelated: Questions about authenticity and staging in Capa’s work remain central to these debates.Adobe PhotoshopRelated: Photoshop’s editing capabilities sharpened disputes over permissible changes to documentary images.Magnum PhotosRelated: Magnum’s emphasis on individual authorship makes ethical choices visible in documentary practice.Alfred EisenstaedtNarrower topic: The photograph raises questions about publishing images of intimate, unposed encounters.Graphic violenceRelated: Editors weigh the public value of showing injury against dignity, privacy, and potential harm.The Terror of WarRelated: Its publication prompted scrutiny of how editors handle graphic images of children.Afghan GirlRelated: The portrait’s later fame prompted scrutiny of how its subject was identified and represented.The Vulture and the Little GirlNarrower topic: The image raised questions about photographing suffering and what a photographer should do afterward.