Ano ang nakikita niyo sa larawan?

What can you say about the picture?

 Photojournalism or

Pagkuha ng Larawang Pampahayagan

Old Chinese proverb or Salawikain

One old picture is worth 1,000 words

Photojournalism is journalism that
uses images to tell a news story. It
usually only refers to still images, but
can also refer to video used in
broadcast journalism.
Still images are visual
representations that do
not move
 Different Types of Shots

 Wide shots.
Wide shots and extreme wide shots (also known as
“long shots” and “extreme long shots”) are
commonly used as establishing shots.
 Master shots
These shots that capture all of the action happening in
a scene are usually set up as wide shots. Because
they record everything, these are crucial shots for
basic coverage.
 Medium shots
A medium shot captures the subject in more detail, whether
it’s a medium-long shot (3/4 shot) or a medium close-up
(from the shoulders up). A traditional medium shot shows
the subject from the waist up — the important part of the
subject and some background. A medium close-up captures
the subject from the shoulders up, giving more frame space
to the subject’s facial expressions.
Different Types Of Medium Shots
There are several variations on the classic medium shot. These variations
include:

 Medium close-up shot:

Shows the character from head to chest or shoulders and minimal
setting.
It frames the subject from just above the head to just below
the chest. A neutral shot, the medium close-up captures the
subject's facial expression and body language while still
leaving some background in the frame
 Medium long shot/Cowboy shot
Shows the character from head to around the
knees and more setting. Sometimes called the ¾
shot.
Over-the-shoulder shot ( film making )
Shows a character captured by a camera that’s
behind or over the shoulder of another character. It
usually emphasizes the characters’ relationship.
Two-shot
Shows two characters in a single frame, usually
facing one another or sitting side by side.
 Point of view shot: Shows action through a specific
character’s eyes, providing insight into their perspective