Features and Photojournalism

Features:

A Feature as such can be no more than one picture with an extended caption of perhaps a 100 words or extend to 20 or more pictures with up to 1000 or so words.

Samples of the pictures and an indication of the words are shown here.

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Feature: Saharan Ergs.            Reference: T3

You may as well have a piece of sandpaper as a map of the Sahara.

Roads here are sketchy at best.  Apart from three recognised north-south caravan routes, which are marked with stakes and oil drums, the last tyres to cross the sands are the only sign of a track.  And if you get it wrong, you may have 3,500,000 square miles, the size of Britain, France and Germany together, from which to find a way out.  The word “Sahara” comes from the Arabic, meaning “wilderness”.

Words: 1251            Photographs:  24

Gallery-Saharan Ergs

Photojournalism

For comment and attitude see On Photojournalism

We show here Photojournalism by Photographers who picture the truth and the reality and the spiritual element with objectivity and understanding, photographers both cultured and disciplined, reflecting these attitudes within their work.

The first body of work I show here is by Jamie Ball.

The style of work is mainly that of single pictures each telling a story, the essence of picture taking. The old adage “a picture is worth a thousand words” is borne of pictures such as these.

The emphasis here is pictures “telling” rather than pictures “illustrating” a story, a subtle but very important difference in ones approach to photography, all of which is journalistic in nature, see on Photojournalism

Photojournalism Galleries:

Gallery- Jamie Ball

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