Photojournalism

PHOTOJOURNALI
SM
The art of telling stories with photographs
TKMD - Denzell Jeth Buena

PHOTOJOURNALI
SM
• A form of journalism that uses photographs to
tell a story
• Photographs are used to document events,

capture people's emotions, and raise awareness
of important issues
• Photojournalists must be able to capture the

essence of a story in a single image
THE IMPORTANCE OF
PHOTOJOURNALISM
Photographs can have a powerful impact on people's
understanding of the world
They can be used to inform, educate, and inspire
Photojournalism can help to hold people accountable

and bring about change
THE IMPORTANCE OF
PHOTOJOURNALISM

THE IMPORTANCE OF
PHOTOJOURNALISM

THE IMPORTANCE OF
PHOTOJOURNALISM

TYPES OF
PHOTOJOURNA
LISM
NEWS DOCUMENTARY FEATURE
PHOTOGRAPHY PHOTOGRAPHY PHOTOGRAPHY
This type of photojournalism captures current This type of photojournalism tells a longer, This type of photojournalism tells a story that
events and tells the story of what is happening more in-depth story about a particular topic or is not necessarily news-related, but is still
in the world issue important and interesting
NEWS
PHOTOGRAPH
Y
This type of photojournalism captures current
events and tells the story of what is happening
in the world
NEWS
PHOTOGRAPH
Y
This type of photojournalism captures current
events and tells the story of what is happening
in the world
DOCUMENTARY
PHOTOGRAPHY
This type of photojournalism tells a longer, more in-depth story about a
particular topic or issue
DOCUMENTARY
PHOTOGRAPHY
This type of photojournalism tells a longer, more in-depth story about a
particular topic or issue
FEATURE
PHOTOGRAP
HY
This type of photojournalism tells a story that
is not necessarily news-related, but is still
important and interesting
FEATURE
PHOTOGRAP
HY
This type of photojournalism tells a story that
is not necessarily news-related, but is still
important and interesting
DIFFERENT TYPES OF
PHOTOJOURNALISM
• Spot news photojournalism.
• General news photojournalism.
• Feature photojournalism.
• Sports action photojournalism.
• Portrait/personality photojournalism.
• Pictorial photojournalism.
• Illustration photojournalism.
DIFFERENT TYPES OF
PHOTOJOURNALISM
DIFFERENT TYPES OF
PHOTOJOURNALISM
DIFFERENT TYPES OF
PHOTOJOURNALISM
DIFFERENT TYPES OF
PHOTOJOURNALISM
DIFFERENT TYPES OF
PHOTOJOURNALISM
DIFFERENT TYPES OF
PHOTOJOURNALISM
ANGLES &
COMPOSITIONS
ANGLES & COMPOSITIONS
HIGH ANGLE LOW ANGLE DUTCH ANGLE
BIRDS – EYE – VIEW WORMS – EYE – VIEW OVER – THE – SHOULDER

HIGH ANGLE
This angle can be used to make subjects look smaller or more vulnerable.
HIGH ANGLE
This angle can be used to make subjects look smaller or more vulnerable.

LOW
ANGLE
This angle can be used to make subjects look more powerful or imposing.
LOW
ANGLE
This angle can be used to make subjects look more powerful or imposing.

DUTCH
This angle is tilted to one side and can be used to create a sense of drama or unease.
ANGLE
DUTCH
This angle is tilted to one side and can be used to create a sense of drama or unease.
ANGLE

BIRDS – EYE – WORMS – EYE –

VIEW VIEW

OVER – THE –
These photos are taken from the perspective of one person looking at another.
SHOULDER
They can be used to create a sense of intimacy and connection between the
two subjects.
OVER – THE –
SHOULDER
two subjects.
OVER – THE –
SHOULDER
two subjects.

CAMERA COMPOSITIONS
Camera composition is the arrangement of elements within a photo. It is the way that the
photographer chooses to place the subject(s), background, and foreground in the frame.
Composition can be used to create a sense of balance, rhythm, and interest in a photo.
CAMERA COMPOSITIONS
CAMERA COMPOSITIONS
RULE OF THIRDS
This technique divides the frame into nine equal
parts using two horizontal and two vertical
lines. The main subject of the photo should be
placed along one of the lines or at one of the
intersections. This helps to create a more
balanced and visually appealing composition.
CAMERA COMPOSITIONS
RULE OF THIRDS
This technique divides the frame into nine equal
parts using two horizontal and two vertical
lines. The main subject of the photo should be
placed along one of the lines or at one of the
intersections. This helps to create a more
balanced and visually appealing composition.
CAMERA COMPOSITIONS
CAMERA COMPOSITIONS
GOLDEN RATIO
This mathematical ratio has been found to be
aesthetically pleasing in many different
cultures. It can be used in photography to create
compositions that are both balanced and
interesting.
CAMERA COMPOSITIONS
GOLDEN RATIO
This mathematical ratio has been found to be
aesthetically pleasing in many different
cultures. It can be used in photography to create
compositions that are both balanced and
interesting.
CAMERA COMPOSITIONS
CAMERA COMPOSITIONS
NEGATIVE SPACE
The empty space around and within a subject. It
can be used to create a sense of balance and
simplicity in a photo.
CAMERA COMPOSITIONS
NEGATIVE SPACE
The empty space around and within a subject. It
can be used to create a sense of balance and
simplicity in a photo.
CAMERA COMPOSITIONS
CAMERA COMPOSITIONS
LEADING LINES
Elements in a photo that draw the viewer's eye
towards the main subject. They can be anything
from roads and rivers to fences and buildings.
CAMERA COMPOSITIONS
LEADING LINES
Elements in a photo that draw the viewer's eye
towards the main subject. They can be anything
from roads and rivers to fences and buildings.
CAMERA COMPOSITIONS
CONCLUSION
Camera angles and camera compositions are
two important elements of photography. By
experimenting with different angles and
compositions, you can learn to create photos
that are more interesting, visually appealing,
and tell a story.
CONCLUSION
Camera angles and camera compositions are
two important elements of photography. By
experimenting with different angles and
compositions, you can learn to create photos
that are more interesting, visually appealing,
and tell a story.
DIFFERENT
TYPES OF
CAMERA
SHOTS
USED IN
PHOTOGRAP
HY
WIDE SHOT
A wide shot, also known as

an establishing shot, shows
a large area, such as a
landscape or a room full of
people. It is often used to
introduce the setting of a
scene or to show the
relationship between
different characters.
DIFFERENT
TYPES OF
CAMERA
SHOTS
USED IN
PHOTOGRAP
HY
MEDIUM SHOT
A medium shot, also known

as a waist shot, shows a
subject from the waist up. It
is a versatile shot that can
be used for a variety of
purposes, such as showing
a character's emotions or
their interactions with other
characters.
DIFFERENT
TYPES OF
CAMERA
SHOTS
USED IN
PHOTOGRAP
HY
CLOSE-UP
A close-up shot shows a

subject in great detail, such
as their face or hands. It is
often used to emphasize a
character's emotions or to
show their reaction to
something.
DIFFERENT
TYPES OF
CAMERA
SHOTS
USED IN
PHOTOGRAP
HY
EXTREME
CLOSE-UP
An extreme close-up shot,
also known as a tight close-
up, shows a very small part
of a subject, such as an eye
or a mouth. It is often used
to create a sense of
intimacy or to emphasize a
particular detail.
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PHOTOJOURNALI

TKMD - Denzell Jeth Buena

• Photographs are used to document events,

• Photojournalists must be able to capture the

They can be used to inform, educate, and inspire