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2. Main concept
History of 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
8. Journalism and photojournalism
Contacts
Contacts book
Value of contacts
Press and information officers
Colleagues
The internet
Exercise
9. Journalism and photojournalism
Editorial values
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
11. Journalism and photojournalism
Editors and 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
Ethics in 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
This module 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
Wh t 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
Role of 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
What is news?
This module will enable you to:
identify different kinds of news
test information for its newsworthiness
understand the market for news
21. Journalism and photojournalism
Writing captions
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
24. TECHNOLOGY
Color
This module will enable 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 black and 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 will enable 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 will enable 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 will enable 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 will enable 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
Range of 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 will enable 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
Types of light
T f li ht
Qualities of light
Times of day
Artificial light
Flash
Reflectors
Learning to see light
37. Tips and tricks in 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 tricks in assignments
Close-up and detail
Playing with scale
Composition
Lenses
Value of the close-up
Exercise
Technical criteria
39. Tips and tricks in 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 tricks in assignments
Establishing shot
Timing
Landscapes
Composition
Exercise
Technical criteria
41. Tips and tricks in 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 tricks in assignments
Person at work
Guidelines
Practical advice
Exercise
Technical criteria
43. Tips and tricks in 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 tricks in assignments
Portrait
Head h t
H d shots
Environmental portraits
Groups
General principle
Practical advice
Exercise
Technical criteria
45. Tips and tricks in 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 tricks in 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 tricks in 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 tricks in 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 tricks in assignments
The moment
Guidelines
Practical advice
Exercise
Technical criteria