Photojournalism Ethics

What is a key responsibility of photojournalists?

• To entertain audiences

• To manipulate images for effect

• To maintain honesty in their work

• To focus only on positive stories

What is the role of photojournalists in revealing truths?

• To create fictional narratives

• To expose wrongdoing

• To entertain

• To ignore facts

What can be a consequence of dishonest photographs?

• Increased trust

• Enhanced creativity

• Causing harm

• Better storytelling

What is a benefit of photojournalism mentioned in the text?

• It can create fictional stories

• It can connect individuals globally

• It can entertain audiences

• It can ignore ethical standards

What are ethics?

• Legal requirements

• Moral principles

• Scientific theories

• Economic policies

What does NPPA stand for?

• National Photographers Press Association

• National Press Photographers Association

• National Photojournalists Press Association

• National Public Photographers Association

What should be made clear to viewers if a photo is posed or re-enacted?

• The location of the photo.

• The photographer's name.

• The fact that it is posed or re-enacted.

• The time the photo was taken.

What should be avoided when photographing or recording subjects?

• Providing context

• Stereotyping individuals and groups

• Recognizing biases

• Being complete

What is important to recognize and work to avoid in your work?

• Providing context

• Stereotyping

• Presenting one's own biases

• Being complete

What is one way photojournalists can remain objective and neutral?

• By ignoring their own values

• By reflecting on their values and experiences

• By avoiding taking photos

• By following stereotypes