Choose the answer that is most accurate and true. what is photojournalism? a. a photographic narrative series consisting of a series of related images. b. a report of recorded facts about the world to provide others with information. c. photography that documents social situations in an attempt to capture cultural changes. d. a darkroom technique to create surreal images.

Accurate answers about photojournalism are:  C.

Photography that documents the social situation and attempts to capture cultural change

Photojournalism is a form of journalism (editing, gathering and displaying news material for publication or broadcast) that uses images to preach a story. Photojournalism now often only refers to still images, although in some cases the term also refers to videos used in broadcast journalism. Journalistic photos differ from other nearby branches of photography (for example documentary photography, social documentary photography, street photography or celebrity photography).

Ordinary journalistic photos are divided into three namely spot news photos, general news photos, and photo essays. Ordinary spot photos of news photos made unexpectedly such as natural disasters, shootings of heads of state, terrorism and other news stories that will make these photos posted on the front page of the newspaper. General news photos are news photos that record predictable events such as presidential chanting, independence ceremonies and other scheduled and considered news stories. While the last is an essay photo, a photo made in the form of a series of events that tell of an event. There is an opinion that essay photographs are not the monopoly of journalists, birthday photos, wedding photos, birthday photos including essay photo documentation but have no selling value in newspapers or the media.

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Subject: Arts

Keyword: Photojournalism, Definition of photojournalism.

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