Photojournalism

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Across
  1. 2. A photo taken very near the subject.
  2. 4. The arrangement of elements within a photograph.
  3. 5. An unposed photograph showing natural action.
  4. 9. The visible area captured in a photograph.
  5. 10. The opening in a lens that controls light and focus.
  6. 12. The length of time the shutter stays open.
  7. 16. Moral guidelines that photojournalists must follow.
  8. 19. Using photographs to tell a news story.
  9. 20. A series of images that tell a complete story.
  10. 21. The position from which a photo is taken.
  11. 23. A framing method that divides an image into thirds.
  12. 24. The amount of a photo that appears in focus.
  13. 25. A photo that captures movement.
Down
  1. 1. An unexpected event happening right now.
  2. 3. Background information that gives meaning to an image.
  3. 6. Space placed in front of a moving subject.
  4. 7. A photo that shows a large scene or setting.
  5. 8. Communicating information through images.
  6. 11. Text that explains who what when where and why of a photo.
  7. 13. The amount of light used to create a photograph.
  8. 14. The sharpness of the main subject.
  9. 15. An even distribution of visual weight in a photo.
  10. 17. A camera setting that controls light sensitivity.
  11. 18. Light that comes from the sun or existing sources.
  12. 22. Cutting away parts of a photo to improve emphasis.