Introduction to Photojournalism
News and Spot Assignments
Sports Photography
Photo Editing
Camera and Composition
100

What is photojournalism 

telling a story with pictures / reporting with a camera 

100

What is news?

An event or issue of immediate importance to readers

100

What three things define effective sports photos?

Motion, emotion, storytelling 

100

What is photo editing? 

Selecting and preparing the best photos for publication

100

Name the three parts of the exposure triangle

Aperture, Shutter Speed, ISO

200

What are the two mediums combined in photojournalism 

Words and Pictures 

200

What is spot news?

Unplanned, urgent events (accidents, protests, etc.)

200

What shutter speed freezes fast action?

1/1000 sec or faster 

200

What makes a "good photo?"

A well planned, eye catching photo with clear storytelling

200

What does aperture control?

The amount of light entering the lens

300

What is the main purpose of photojournalism? 

To inform, motivate and provide facts or information

300

List the six tests of newsworthiness  

Consequence, conflict, prominence, proximity, timeliness, unusualness

300

Why use a wide aperture like f/2.8?

The blur the background and isolate subjects 

300

What is the purpose of cropping? 

To remove distractions and emphasize the main subject 

300

What is "depth of field?"

How much of the image is in focus (foreground/background) 

400

Name one ethical guideline all photojournalists must follow

Accuracy and fairness without manipulation
400

What is the difference between a long shot and a close up?

Long shot shows the scene; close up focuses on details 

400

What compositional rule places subjects along grid intersections?

Rule of Thirds

400

What does aspect ratio describe? 

The proportional relationship of width and height 

400

Name the composition techniques 

Rule of thirds, Leading Lines, Framing, Symmetry, Negative Space 

500

What makes photography a "universal language"

It can be interpreted without depending on language rules 

500

How should a photographer behave when covering political events? 

Be invisible; capture emotion without being intrustive 

500

What's one key ethical rule in sports photography?

Avoid bias, get consent and don't manipulate photos

500

Name common aspect ratios 

1:1, 3:2, 16:9, 4:3, 5:4

500

What should every caption include in AP style?

Who, what, when, where, why

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