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• Networking is important for photographers.

*People you meet on jobs, friends, and other photographers can help you.

*The keepers at a local zoo, the police chief, a city council member, a farmer, a football manager, etc. can help you with ideas or something newsworthy.

• Ethical concerns

• If a news event occurs on public property, photographers have a legal right to cover the event.

* Cannot interfere with police, fire, or flow of traffic.

• Photographers can take pictures in public places and public property.

• Finding photographs

• Good photojournalists show readers something they have no seen before.

• A photographer should always keep an eye open for photographic opportunities.

*Events that mark the changes of seasons or specific holidays.

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*Always carry enough film and equipment to complete the task.

*Take a variety of photographs from different angles and at varying distances from the subject.

• A photographer must cover an event from beginning to end.

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• Having the Proper Attitude

• The photographer’s responsibilities include:

*Know the time, dates, and purposes of each photographic assignment.

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Photojournalism: Part 2

• Organizing for success.

• Photographers should adopt the motto “be prepared”.

• Equipment should always be ready to use.

• Back-up film/storage and extra batteries should be available.

• Keep your equipment clean.

 *On the street, in public parks, at the zoo, at the airport, at public schools, and at universities.

*Get permission for: courtrooms, classrooms, prisons, legislative chambers, medical facilities, hotel lobbies, restaurants, movie theaters, business offices, government buildings, and museums.

• Exercise good news judgement and good taste.

*Most newspapers avoid using photos of the victims of car crashes. A wrecked car is usually used as a substitute.

*Sometimes the decision to run or not to run a photograph can be difficult and controversial.

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