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Photojournalism
- 1. Photojournalism Nafise Esmael Motlagh
- 2. Main concept Historyof photojournalism Journalism and photojournalism Technology of photojournalism Tips and tricks in assignments
- 3. History of photojournalism 150 years of photojournalism Early E l war photography h t h Photography and social change Development of 35mm Picture magazines Farm Securities Administration (FSA) World War 2 and after Magnum Photos
- 4. History of photojournalism The 1950s Vietnam Vi t Threat from television The new photojournalism War at the end of the 20th century Digital technology Citizen journalism The future
- 5. History of photojournalism BERESON ERWITT NATCHWAY MARK CAPA
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- 7. Journalism and photojournalism Contacts Thismodule will enable you to: build up a contacts book understand the value of having good contacts develop a method of finding ideas
- 8. Journalism and photojournalism Contacts Contacts book Value of contacts Press and information officers Colleagues The internet Exercise
- 9. Journalism and photojournalism Editorialvalues This Thi module will enable you to: d l ill bl t identify the values that underpin journalism understand h d t d how th these values are put i t l t into practice behave responsibly as a journalist
- 10. Journalism and photojournalism Editorial values Accuracy Fairness Objectivity Responsibility
- 11. Journalism and photojournalism Editorsand assignments This Thi module will enable you to: d l ill bl t understand the role of a picture editor develop skills t approach editors d l kill to h dit identify the different kinds of assignments and sales
- 12. Journalism and photojournalism Editors and assignments Chain of command Kinds of editor Teamwork Responsibility R ibilit Building trust Find an ally Get involved Be a journalist Types of commission or sale
- 13. Journalism and photojournalism Ethicsin photojournalism This module will enable you to: understand some of the moral issues that confront photojournalists identify guidelines for ethical conduct develop a personal code of ethics
- 14. Journalism and photojournalism Ethics in photojournalism Manipulation of pictures Setting up pictures Misuse of images by clients The public interest v. individual rights How to decide
- 15. Journalism and photojournalism Ideas Thismodule will enable you to: distinguish between images and illustrations understand where you are likely to find good visual images develop a sense of what the market wants
- 16. Journalism and photojournalism Ideas What Wht makes a good idea? k d id ? Stand-alone images Journalistic images versus illustrations How do you find ideas? What the market wants Is it worth it? Exercise
- 17. Journalism and photojournalism Roleof the journalist This Thi module will enable you to: d l ill bl t understand the role journalists play in society be aware of the constraints under which a j journalist works identify the skills a journalist needs
- 18. Journalism and photojournalism Role of the journalist What do journalists do? Constraints on journalists Editorial guidelines Active journalism Processing and presenting
- 19. Journalism and photojournalism Whatis news? This module will enable you to: identify different kinds of news test information for its newsworthiness understand the market for news
- 20. Journalism and photojournalism What is news? New Important Interesting Relevant Testing for newsworthiness Timingg
- 21. Journalism and photojournalism Writingcaptions This Thi module will enable you to: d l ill bl t write appropriate captions to your pictures practise writing clear, concise captions ti iti l i ti understand the importance of getting facts rights
- 22. Journalism and photojournalism Writing captions Test the pictures Complement the image Explain Guide and engage the viewer Write concisely
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- 24. TECHNOLOGY Color This module willenable you to: identify the strengths and weaknesses of the two modes of photography. understand color temperature and how to control it see in black and white get the maximum information into a black and white image
- 25. TECHNOLOGY Color versus blackand white Color Color temperature Daylight Artificial light Filters Black and white (B/W) Seeing in black and white Latitude L tit d Filters Digital cameras Printing
- 26. TECHNOLOGY composition This Thi module willenable you to: d l ill bl t use the elements of composition to create appealing images compose pictures that tell a story develop an individual style
- 27. TECHNOLOGY Composition Learn to see photographically Study pictures St d pict res Rule of thirds Balance Verticals and horizontals Foreground and background Focus Using the frame Positive and negative space Light Tone and contrast Patterns and lines Don’t forget the message
- 28. TECHNOLOGY Exposure This module willenable you to: understand the relationship between shutter speed, aperture and film speed use different ways of metering exposure expose for both negative film and digital cameras recognize the effects of over- and under exposure over under-exposure use camera controls creatively
- 29. TECHNOLOGY Exposure Camera controls – shutter speed, aperture and film speed Metering Exposure latitude Types of film Over- and under-exposure Metering in difficult light Practice Lighting ratios Exercise Technical criteria
- 30. TECHNOLOGY Flash This module willenable you to: identify the different techniques of portable flash use flash to create natural effects
- 31. TECHNOLOGY Flash Flash power Direct flash Fill flash Flash as the main light Separate flash from camera Synchronizing with shutter speed Balancing flash Flash blur Bounce flash Tips
- 32. TECHNOLOGY Lenses This Thi module willenable you to: d l ill bl t understand the effects created by lenses of different focal lengths use standard, wide-angle, telephoto and specialist lenses creatively p y
- 33. TECHNOLOGY Lenses Rangeof lenses Lens speed Camera shake Standard l St d d lens Wide-angle lenses Telephoto and long lenses Extreme lenses Specialist lenses Zooms
- 34. TECHNOLOGY Light This Thi module willenable you to: d l ill bl t identify the various types of natural and artificial light understand the characters of different types of light g sharpen your awareness of light use light creatively g y
- 35. TECHNOLOGY Light Typesof light T f li ht Qualities of light Times of day Artificial light Flash Reflectors Learning to see light
- 36. Tips and tricksin assignments
- 37. Tips and tricksin assignments Close-up and detail This module will enable you to: fill the frame using both close-up and a long lens appreciate the usefulness of the close-up or detail h t d t il shot practice using very close focus
- 38. Tips and tricksin assignments Close-up and detail Playing with scale Composition Lenses Value of the close-up Exercise Technical criteria
- 39. Tips and tricksin assignments Establishing shot This module will enable you to: understand the concept of setting up a story practice the wide shot develop your range of visual abilities
- 40. Tips and tricksin assignments Establishing shot Timing Landscapes Composition Exercise Technical criteria
- 41. Tips and tricksin assignments Person at work This Thi module will enable you to: d l ill bl t understand how to shoot a single image gain th confidence of strangers and access i the fid f t d to them at work develop your understanding of lenses film lenses, and equipment
- 42. Tips and tricksin assignments Person at work Guidelines Practical advice Exercise Technical criteria
- 43. Tips and tricksin assignments Portrait This Thi module will enable you to: d l ill bl t practice head shots, environmental portraits and groups make a portrait that reveals a person’s character understand the use of light in a portrait
- 44. Tips and tricksin assignments Portrait Head h t H d shots Environmental portraits Groups General principle Practical advice Exercise Technical criteria
- 45. Tips and tricksin assignments Relationships This Thi module will enable you to: d l ill bl t gain confidence in working in intimate situations with strangers understand how body language and expression convey feelings develop your understanding of camera operation in the field
- 46. Tips and tricksin assignments Relationships Types of relationship T f l ti hi Emotion and body language Scale Planning Access and permission Exercise Technical criteria
- 47. Tips and tricksin assignments Single image What is my message? Who is my audience? How to photograph Technique Learning what works and what sells Ethical considerations
- 48. Tips and tricksin assignments The moment This Thi module will enable you to: d l ill bl t practice spontaneous shooting in situations you do not control develop your instinctive control of the camera explore the movement and organization of the street
- 49. Tips and tricksin assignments The moment Guidelines Practical advice Exercise Technical criteria