News photography

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Journalism news photography, more commonly known as photojournalism, is the art of using images to tell a news story. A powerful and integral part of modern media, photojournalism goes beyond simply illustrating an article; it can stand alone to convey a complete narrative with emotional resonance and immediacy. The field is defined by a commitment to journalistic principles, ethical standards, and the pursuit of objective truth. The Role and Importance of Photojournalism Photojournalists are visual storytellers who capture and communicate news events, social issues, and daily life. They are often the first on the scene of a disaster, a conflict, or a celebration, documenting events as they unfold. A single, well-timed photograph can encapsulate a moment in history, humanize a crisis, and influence public opinion and policy. For example, Dorothea Lange's "Migrant Mother" became the iconic image of the Great Depression, and Joe Rosenthal's "Raising the Flag on Iwo...