This study explored the photojournalism and news presentation of the Middletown (NY)
Times Herald-Record before and after the newspaper laid off its entire photography staff …

Contemporary photojournalists are seeing their fellow photojournalists being laid off, are
struggling to defend their professional values, and all the while having their own hard-fought …

As ethnographic studies of the visual gatekeeping process at newsrooms are scarce and the
increasingly digitised news era demands for reconsideration, this article focuses on the …

The rule of thirds is a longstanding principle that helps artists and photographers to
compose aesthetically pleasing images. Despite the rule's wide use by photographers, little …

This article examines factors influencing the editorial processing of photographs, the impact
of photojournalistic practices on those processes as well as perceptions of images …

This study uncovers routine and individual-level influences upon the content of US front-
page images. This examination is justified by a news-image environment increasingly …

Academic debate exists regarding the actual power that images possess to create
journalistic impact—or outcomes of reporting. While there is a growing body of research on …

Visuals used in news have always had the audience enraptured. Their presence has been
an added advantage for the comprehension of a story. The present study endeavours to …

The September 11 attacks took place in three distinct locations, yet even more than a
decade later, their anniversary is covered far more widely. Studies of anniversary journalism …

This paper examines the place of amateur imagery and citizen photojournalism in Time
magazine's photoblog, Lightbox. If user-generated content has been seen as a threat by …