A genre capturing real-life events and issues, focusing on storytelling through images.

A series of photographs that together tell a story or convey a message, often addressing social issues.

The art of conveying narratives through imagery, enhancing emotional engagement and clarity.

Refining images using sophisticated techniques in software like Lightroom and Photoshop to enhance storytelling.

Topics that affect communities, such as inequality, health, and environment, often explored through photography.

The structured framework of a story, including exposition, rising action, climax, and resolution.

A visual collage that conveys the intended style, themes, and emotions of a project.

A detailed plan outlining the timing and logistics for photography sessions.

Capturing genuine moments and emotions of subjects, enhancing the narrative's credibility.

Adjusting the colors of an image in post-production to create a specific mood or aesthetic.

The arrangement of images in a photo essay to ensure a coherent flow and emotional impact.

Text accompanying images that provide context, enhance understanding, and deepen engagement.

A consistent aesthetic across images that reinforces the narrative and emotional tone.

A collaborative feedback process where students critique each other's work to improve quality.

Moral principles guiding photographers in their interactions with subjects and portrayal of issues.

The professional display of a photographer's work, showcasing skills and narrative abilities.

The detailed planning and organization required for successful documentary photography projects.

The connection and response elicited from viewers through compelling storytelling techniques.

The last refinements made to a project based on feedback before submission or publication.

Criteria that determine the quality and professionalism of work suitable for publication.

A document outlining the concept, objectives, and plans for a photography project.

A personal writing practice allowing students to assess their learning and progress throughout the course.

Efforts aimed at promoting social change, often documented through photography.

Expertise in the technical aspects of photography, including composition, lighting, and editing.

Sophisticated methods for manipulating light to enhance photographic quality and storytelling.