Five different photos from various websites that I feel are very powerful.

1. Topic: Photojournalism
Type: Mid shot
Event: Men in Bangladesh are moving the
community mosque piece by piece to a
safer location as it was threatened by river
erosion. 2000
Photographer: Jonas Bendiksen
Why you chose it: I chose it because I
think it shows the really strong message
that there are people in the world who can’t even live in their own country safely, and it also shows
how people work together to reach goals that they cannot reach on their own.
Topic: Aerial/ Architectural
Type: Long shot
Event: Nuremburg after the bombings by
the Allies in World War 2. 1945
Photographer: Margaret Bourke-White
Why you chose it: I chose this photo
because it shows the extremes that
humanity can be pushed to when people
truly believe that what they are fighting for
is the only way that life can continue to
exist.
Topic: Photojournalism
Type: Close up
Event: A young Australian girl places her
hand on a cave wall that an aborigine had
previously painted their hand onto
generations ago. 2014
Photographer: Joel Spooner
Why you chose it: I chose this photo
because it shows a near literal hand shake
between generations which depicts some of
the changes in time and culture of the country.

2. Topic: Wildlife
Type: Mid shot
Event: Two cheetahs run along a
dune, chasing after their mother.
(Unseen)
Photographer: Gus Mills
Why you chose it: I chose this
photo because I think it shows
how majestic and elegant nature
can be if left to do its own thing,
undisturbed.
Topic: Photojournalism
Type: Mid shot
Event: the body of 23 year-old Evelyn McHale rest atop a
destroyed limousine after she jumped off the Empire State
Building. 1947
Photographer: Robert Wiles
Why you chose it: I chose this photo because I think it has a
sense of mystery and peace to it, and it is calming to know the
woman shown had finally reached the peaceful rest she
desired.