Names of books in journalism and photography

                                    Journalism



Journalism the news







Art of modern journalism





Mass communication and journalism

Photograghy



1) on photography by susan sontag

2)the decisive movement

3) camera lucida


Photo-journlism


1)The americans 

2)vietnam inc.

3)how the other half lives


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