Introduction |
6.01 | Introduction to photojournalism |
6.02 | Daguerreotypes: Events |
6.03 | Salt prints: Events |
6.04 | Albumen prints: Events |
6.05 | Journalists at war |
6.06 | The technologies that allowed photojournalism to flourish |
Colour magazines |
6.07 | John Bulmer: Sunday Times Magazine tear sheets |
Threats to photojournalism |
6.08 | The decline of the photo magazines |
Painted press photographs and those with instructions |
6.09 | Press photographs with paint or instructions |
Case studies |
6.10 | Paul Nadar: Interview with Michel-Eugène Chevreul (8 September 1886) |
6.11 | The execution of Ruth Synder (1929) |
6.12 | Erich Salomon on press photography |
6.13 | Teru Kuwayama: Photojournalism with a Holga |
6.14 | Balazs Gardi: Basetrack One-Eight, Afghanistan (2010-2011) |
6.15 | iPhone news applications |
Codes of conduct and ethics |
6.16 | NPPA (National Press Photographers Association): Code of Ethics |
6.17 | Code of Conduct for the International Red Cross and Red Crescent Movement and Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) in Disaster Relief (1994) |
Challenges |
6.18 | Changes in contemporary photojournalism |
6.19 | Image integrity in documentary photography and photojournalism |