Bias and Photojournalsim

Photo by - Ed Clark Image Source - http://www.thegreatleapsideways.com/?

In Ed Clark "Going Home" I see Gram Jackson playing a song  "Going Home " on his accordion as President Frankly Roosevelt funeral passes by. in this photo I see man truly moved by the death of our President of the president who brought our country together as one people. this image shows  the sadness and emotion not just Jackson but the people surrounding him.

 This image has a shallow depth, rule of thirds, subject's expression the black and white gives it the old vintage style look. it allows people to look closely a the expression of the people  and feel the pain in their eyes and faces.




 photo by Jewel Samad
source of image: http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/politics/elections/2016/11/09/hillary-clinton-concession-speech/93536168/

Truth image: this image show a woman who has gracefully except her defeat in great strive, she looked sad that she lost but at the same time happy for her opponent. To me she looks confident and her smile speaks volume about her. she is very comfortable in the skin. This image was taken on the morning after she lost the election. according to professor Nordell  we must know the importance of publication that show us imagery   since the photo was taken by Jewel Samad of the AFP he was sent to capture images from this historical election, I am not sure if there is any bias here because of the fact that her was assigned to take the photos for AFP.  although the AFP is an international journalist new agency they cover more of the national new all over the world.

 the obvious main subject: in this photo the main subject is Hillary Clinton and her lost, her concession speech,in the back ground is her husband, running mate.

Keeping it simple: The photographer just kept this image simple and the image make us focus on the Hillary Clinton.

This image makes you feel sad because of the fact that she did not win she would have made history as the first woman president,  the look in her face says it all, sad yet happy for the outcome of the election.






photo by George Merrilon
image source http://www.georgesmerillon.com/en

I think that image is not telling the whole truth, it has been in enhanced to dramatized the truth for viewers to see whats happening in Iraq. to me it looks like solders have been placed to make it look more according to https://www.vocabulary.com/dictionary/ bias is defined as a partiality that prevents objective consideration of an issue or situation
https://www.vocabulary.com/dictionary/bias#s33578
 
I chose this image because of the dark background, and its over dramatized  for the viewers

this images clearly show the power that these soldier have over the men on the floor