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The 67 pages that link to Photojournalism, each with the reason it gives.

• 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.

• 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.

• 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.

• Photographic printingRelated: Printed photographs have carried documentary images through newspapers, magazines, and books.

• Migrant MotherRelated: Newspaper publication brought the image to a broad public soon after it was made.

• 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.

• 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.

• 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.

• Jacob RiisRelated: His pairing of images and written accounts foreshadowed later photojournalistic practice.

• KodakRelated: Kodak film and cameras became tools for photographers recording news and history.

• SelfieRelated: Selfies can document a person's presence at events and enter public reporting.

• Kyodo NewsRelated: Kyodo distributes images that let subscribing outlets illustrate current events.

• André KertészRelated: His magazine work helped bring a personal visual style into editorial photography.

• Lee MillerRelated: Miller combined images and written dispatches for wartime magazine coverage.

• Online magazineRelated: Image-led online features extend magazine storytelling through photographs and captions.

• Lunch atop a SkyscraperRelated: The image’s staged origins complicate its later reception as documentary evidence.

• Marie ClaireRelated: Photography helps the magazine present fashion and culture visually.

• Press Trust of IndiaRelated: PTI distributes photographs alongside written news reports.