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Muhammad Ali vs Sony Liston

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September 03, 2019

Photo by Neil Leifer

Image Source: http://100photos.time.com/photos/neil-leifer-muhammad-ali-sonny-liston

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Module 5

October 01, 2019

Photo by: (Kevin Carter) Image Source: ( https://www.boredpanda.com/top-100-world-photos-influential-all-time/?utm_source=google&utm_medium=organic&utm_campaign=organic ) Year Created: (1993) Principle #1:Subject’s Expression - The subject in this photo is near death and is close to starvation, calm and gently resting so the exertion of energy is minimal. The subject seems to have his or her eyes shut due to pain from being male nurished. In no way shape or form was this photo created by the photojournalist who took the photo at the time, the poor child seems to have no motivation to show face or get up and move due to the lack of strength. Principle #2 KEEP IT SIMPLE - The photographs composition consist of two main objects, the small helpless child and the hungry eager vulture. Principle #3: What feelings does the image create? - This image creates disgust and sadness upon the viewer, and also a helpless feeling. ...

Photojournalist Profile

December 04, 2019

Ruddy Roye Ruddy Roye Radcliffe Roye (b. 1969) is a Jamaican born photographer living in Brooklyn who is a photojournalist that documents many editorial environmental shots for photojournalism. He worked out of himself and brought others along by his side throughout his own work. His work is displayed as emotional photography that allows viewers their own perspective on figuring out what the photo allows them to believe throughout his work. He gains feedback through his artwork he allows viewing to the public and the opinion based criticism. The current era of the African American stereotype has currently been in this era and past eras throughout time. During this era, many views on the African American community have allowed less help and attention than any other race. But Roye's area is in the possession of motivating photography that brings new and exposed media to the front line of the news industry. His profession in photojournalism allowed others to see the pe...

Working in the Digital Age

October 10, 2019

Water Proof Digital HD Camera The pre digital age was unspokenly a different time period in the aspect of a photojournalist. The digital age opened up larger windows for exposure of the world like having the ability to see what's under the water. Without positive advancements in photojournalism, some of the uncovered parts of the world would never have been seen till this day. Before Digital capturing of photos and before digital memory, photographers, photojournalist and anyone trying to capture an important view couldn't make this possible. Even with their efforts, memory on cameras only lasted a short enough time to be downloaded and uploaded on a flash drive or computer of some sort. Digital memory is beyond precious to anyone trying to bring new revelations to a camera's perspective with their canvas. In the pre, digital age cameras and camera lenses were only capable of certain things that involved capturing still photography with limited light. In today...