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The 67 pages that link to Photojournalism, each with the reason it gives.
PhotographyBroader topic: It uses photographs as evidence and narrative in journalism.
Documentary photographyCompared with: Its emphasis on timely news distinguishes it from broader documentary projects.
JournalismBroader topic: Images can document events and convey evidence that written accounts cannot show directly.
News agencyRelated: Agency photographers provide images from events that many outlets cannot cover themselves.
Digital photographyRelated: Digital transmission accelerated delivery of images from events to publications.
Tabloid journalismRelated: Large, prominent photographs help tabloids convey stories at a glance.
Portrait photographyNarrower topic: Portraits within reporting identify people while conveying their roles and circumstances.
PhotomontageCompared with: Montage can imitate documentary evidence while departing from photojournalism’s expectation of a single recorded scene.
War photographyNarrower topic: War photography is a specialized form of photojournalism shaped by armed conflict.
Street photographyCompared with: Street images can resemble news photographs while lacking a specific reporting assignment.
Television journalismCompared with: Still images can document a moment, whereas television commonly builds accounts through sequences and sound.
Visual rhetoricRelated: Photographs can function as evidence while framing events through selection and perspective.
Wildlife photographyRelated: Images of wildlife and human encounters can report environmental change and conflict.
Visual storytellingRelated: A photograph or photo sequence can communicate events while making claims about evidence.
Straight photographyCompared with: Photojournalism prioritizes reporting events, while straight photography names an aesthetic approach.
Henri Cartier-BressonNarrower topic: His pictures helped establish photography as a form of visual reporting.
MagazineRelated: Photographs can carry information and atmosphere alongside magazine prose.
Black-and-white photographyRelated: Black-and-white images have long served as a visual language of reportage.
Photo manipulationRelated: Its evidence-based purpose makes undisclosed content changes especially consequential.
Dorothea LangeNarrower topic: Lange’s images helped establish photography as a form of public reporting on poverty.
Ethics of photojournalismNarrower topic: Its reporting purpose establishes the professional context in which these ethical principles operate.
Decisive momentNarrower topic: Photojournalists often work under similar time pressure, while prioritizing evidentiary and news value.
Life magazineNarrower topic: Life made this reporting form central to a mass-circulation American magazine.
Photographic printingRelated: Printed photographs have carried documentary images through newspapers, magazines, and books.
Candid photographyNarrower topic: Candid methods became central to recording events without arranging their subjects.
History of photographyBroader topic: Portable cameras and faster printing helped photographs become part of daily news.
Migrant MotherRelated: Newspaper publication brought the image to a broad public soon after it was made.
Snapshot photographyCompared with: Unlike most snapshots, photojournalism is made for public reporting and evidentiary use.
Edward SteichenCompared with: The Family of Man borrowed photojournalistic images but arranged them as a universal humanist narrative.
Staged photographyCompared with: News images are commonly judged by their relation to events, unlike openly constructed scenes.
Camera WorkCompared with: Camera Work treated photographs chiefly as autonomous art, not as news illustration.
Lewis HineCompared with: Unlike news assignments, Hine’s reform photographs often came from sustained investigations.
Los Angeles TimesRelated: Images have been a prominent part of the Times’s coverage of Southern California and world events.
Photo essayRelated: Photo essays often use photojournalistic reporting to document people and events.
Walker EvansCompared with: Evans favored sustained observation and formal order over the immediacy typical of news reporting.
Fine-art photographyCompared with: News reporting prioritizes timely communication, even when the images also have artistic qualities.
Forensic photographyCompared with: News images communicate events to the public, while forensic images prioritize systematic evidentiary records.
Henry LuceNarrower topic: Life made photo-led storytelling central to a mass-circulation American magazine.
Magnum PhotosNarrower topic: Magnum distributes and publishes photographs rooted in journalistic reporting.
Margaret Bourke-WhiteNarrower topic: Her assignments helped establish photography as a central form of mass-media reporting.
Photographic archiveRelated: News photographs enter archives as records of events and of their original publication context.
Social documentary photographyRelated: Both document public life, but social documentary often develops a sustained argument beyond a single news event.
W. Eugene SmithNarrower topic: Smith’s work expanded photojournalism through sustained documentary projects.
Commercial photographyCompared with: Its documentary obligations differ from commercial imagery’s persuasive objectives.
Cropping (visual arts)Related: A crop can clarify a news photograph while also changing what evidence it appears to show.
New York Daily NewsRelated: The paper’s large, prominent photographs became a defining part of its front pages.
The Falling SoldierNarrower topic: The photograph’s meaning was formed through its circulation as news imagery.
Jacob RiisRelated: His pairing of images and written accounts foreshadowed later photojournalistic practice.
Gina LollobrigidaNarrower topic: Lollobrigida pursued photography professionally after establishing her acting career.
KodakRelated: Kodak film and cameras became tools for photographers recording news and history.