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June 03, 2019

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Chapter 9

June 13, 2019

Image source: https://i.pinimg.com/originals/d7/1f/a6/d71fa6fafc7f3a35d3496f2f98e072ef.jpg Photographer: Susan Meiselas https://tisch.nyu.edu/content/dam/tisch/itp/Faculty/susan-meiselas.jpg.preset.square.jpeg Susan Meiselas was an activist in her own right. From what I have read about most photojournalist is the love of the job,they want that photo that image that makes you see want, they are looking at during this time of taking their photos. I think most people think that photojournalist are little out there, because they may want that moment. To me what motivates photojournalist is telling that story through the eyes of their lens. Looking into Susan Meisles she was a woman that was born in Baltimore, MD in 1948, she earned her degree in anthropology and urban education with a B.A. from there she went on to get a Masters in Visual Education, she became a film editor at Harvard for documentary filmmaker Fredrick Wiseman. By: The Library of Congress" Susan said "Ph...

chapter 7

June 08, 2019

Image source: https://johnhartephoto.files.wordpress.com/2014/12/quarterly_6.jpg?w=656&h=939 Photo by: John Harte. The Hart Park drowning photo. John Harte said," The story that I ordered by the officer in charge, the Lt. Carl Sparks not to take the photo is true. The final one is the father, told The Californian that he had seen the photo but he was so grief stricken by the death of his son he couldn't care about a picture". John Harte said,"the picture became one of the most controversial of the decade in 1985". John got an invitation to go to the University of South Florida in St.Petersburg to speak with other fellow photojournalist. John said he was 27 years old and working on a Sunday afternoon and had taken photos he had taken before.John said the aftermath of the picture's publication would also contribute mighty to my career disdain for newspaper publishers and executives, The Ethics of Photojournalism has to come from from the pho...