Abby Clark

 

  Going  Home: Ed Clark What I see in the photo is US Marine who is morning a lost. As you can see in the back there are other people crying as well or sad. This makes me believe that they are at a funeral and celebrating the life of a lost member. As someone who has someone in the military, this makes me sad. In Professor Nordell’s video in part 1 , he expressed that your view in images can change over time while gaining new experiences. In my life I have only lost 2 people and I was pretty young to know what mourning is. With that being said, I don’t have much experience in relation to this picture but it doesn’t make me sad and pray that all my loved ones are safe. It makes me want to hug all my loved ones.       This photo is a great, emotional image that tells a story just by looking at it. You can clearly tell who the main character is in this moment. They saw that this man crying while playing a beautiful song in dedication to a fellow member. They ...

  There are many controversies in the field of photojournalism when it comes down to the ethic behind a photo and its story. According to Yatim (2017)    photographers use difficult events and harsh stories to capture fame, they only do this to benefit themselves. Yatim (2017) gave the example of Kevin carter’s photograph in which it shows a starving young girl who is being watched by a vulture when crawling to get her food from a food shelter near by. The piece that gets the public talking is, Carter waited 20 minute before capturing this incidence, they wanted to know why he didn’t help the young girl like a normal citizen rather than waiting to take the picture for benefits of himself while watching her being threatened. This photo was taking for his profession, in which the crowed did not like that he received a winning price for this photo, which led him to develop depression. He later committed suicide in 1994 due to long going severe depression.  By: Kevin Ca...

  Stephanie Sinclair  Stephanie Sinclair is a 50 year old American Photojournalist who specializes in capturing some of the worlds most serious gender and human rights issues (International Women’s Media Foundation) . Sinclair has had name winning awards for her work like “Too Young to Wed” getting World Press Photo Award 4 times. Also getting awarded in 2015, Art for Peace award and 2014 Infinity award along with many more.  She was born in Miami Florida back in 1973 where she grew up and went to college at University of Florida ( Wikipedia ). To the best of my research, I have only found great success from Stephanie Sinclair.  Gender disparities are sadly still effecting people to this day in many ways. When it comes to the work force, women who are in Masculine jobs face challenges everyday. Women who are in the S.T.E.M field see gender disparities more especially those who work on computers or majority male dominate field ( Pew Research Center) . Unfortunately I ...

Abby Clark  Photojournalism is a great occupational field to do research on.   Most of the time when you hear of photojournalism, you may think of a photographer who goes to a dangerous area to capture imagine to tell a good story. But not all photojournalist need or want to go into dangerous locations to capture magnificent moments. Sports can beings extreme joy and excitement to many individuals. Sporting events brings the whole world together mainly because of sports journalism. In the field of sports photojournalism, there are some things that limit the journalist form doing their job. According to CNN  location is a big issue within sports photojournalism, some sporting events are private and don’t allow people in unless they have verification that they are supposed to be there. Another issue that sports photojournalist need to get past is permission and consent to be in the facility and to take photos. There are motives to certain facilities, if you don’t have autho...

  Wifi Enabled DSLRS                                                                  Canon EOS 4000D / Rebel T100 DSLR Camera with EF-S 18-55mm Zoom Lens       New technologies in the field of photojournalism have been rising for many years now and Wi-Fi Enabled DSLRS Cameras spiked the field. Wi-Fi DSLRS have helped speed up transfers of images. According to Kentfaith (2023 )  one of the main benefits of having Wi-Fi connected to cameras is due to the ability to transfer images over to other devices like smartphones or laptops. This helped change the world of photojournalism because is allows the photographers to quickly share their work with the world for more accurate timing, without any cables or card readers. Wi-Fi enables camera also can help you for convenie...