Final- Compare and contrast


Photo by David Butow

This photo shows an example of what is
 photojournalism. This photograph displays
a verb and correlates with what is to be 
considered photojournalism. This photo
 is raw and captured with a lot of emotion
 behind it. The subjects were not posed or 
prepared for their photo to be taken; it was
taken in the moment.


Photo by Sergey Bidun

This photo is not considered photojournalism. It 
does not display a verb and is staged. The subject
is clearly posed for this photograph to be taken. 
This does not follow the photojournalistic 
guidelines. This photo portrays a model simply
getting her photo taken. It was a planned, set-up
and prepared for photograph. 











            
Co-Created by Nicole Audet 12/2/24
with Leonardo AI

This photo shows an example of how a photograph 
may be biased. With the prompt, "a biased
 photograph of Donald Trump from a republican
 viewpoint," AI is able to create this image. This 
image depicts a subtle, yet clear bias; with his 
proud, centered face. Trump is seen to be ready
 for the photo. He looks good. He looks 
promising and is seen as professional.

Photo by Michael Reynolds

This photo is not biased (or at least to my 
knowledge). The subject is in action while
speaking at the podium. He has an average
look on his face. He is not posed nor looking
confident. This photo could be taken by 
anyone; republican or democrat. I do not see 
a bias within this photograph. 









      
Co-Created by Nicole Audet 12/2/24
with Leonardo AI

This photo was created to show how not all art is 
considered photojournalism. With the prompt 
"mosaic art," AI was able to create this photo. 
This type of art would not be considered 
photojournalism. There is nothing happening in the
art. There is no verb shown. It is bland. It is just 
art. There is nothing captured within this image.


Drawn by Frits Ahlefeldt

This photo shows art that I would consider to be 
photojournalism. There is something happening 
in the photo. The artist captured the verb by 
drawing it. It shows what I believe to be a soldier 
coming home from war and the disarray on the 
families' faces seeing him. It is a great photo 
showing raw emotion from the artist's viewpoint.




      
    


    




















Drawn by Robert Griffier

This photograph is from the pre-digital age.
This era used art to capture moments. This 
was quite time-consuming. By introducing
technology, it made photojournalists' jobs 
much easier. However, the photo is 
captured live; drawn in the scene of the
moment. This reflects photojournalism. 








Photo by Robert Frank
This photograph is from the digital age. Using
digital photography made it a lot easier for
photographers to capture an image quickly and
efficiently. The idea is quite convenient, giving
photographers the ability to get instant feedback.








  












   
                      


Photo by Jennifer Ballard

This photo shows an important ethic of mine;
family. Everyone has a different value system 
and mine consists of relationships. This is 
something I plan on keeping close to me forever.
My family provides me with a support system;
a level of joy and care. 


Photo by TAVIT

This is an ethic of mine that is not important to me.
Clubbing and partying are not something that I care 
for. It is not something I hold value to. It does not
mean much to me. It is something I do not need in
my life. Going out would be at the bottom of my
 ethics ranking.



                      

Photo by Mark Humphrey

Women in this photo show viewers that women 
can do any male job, showing men in the 
workforce that women are just as strong as them.
The photo provides education on women rights, 
which were fought for for many years. Women
 in male workplaces provide a sense of role 
models for other women all around the world. 
There are many opportunities such as 
women's alliances that are provided for
said women in the workforce. 




Photo by Jennifer Ballard

This photo shows a woman in a setting in 
which they are expected to be. This has
quite a sexist meaning. Many women 
struggle trying to get jobs and adequate
pay. Women face many biases and 
stereotypes. They are subject to 
harassment and sexual assault at their 
workplace. They are subject to discrimination, 
violence, stress, and burnout. Many men 
want a wife who is a stay-at-home mom. 
It is important for women to break this
stereotype and show men that women
 are just as capable as they are. 


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