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This course provides a comprehensive introduction to photojournalism, focusing on the use of photography as a powerful tool for communication in mass media. It begins by examining the foundations of photography, including its definition, historical development, and technical evolution, as well as the different types of photographs such as candid, semi-aware, and arranged images used in journalistic contexts. Learners explore photography as both a profession and a craft, understanding its role in documenting events, preserving memory, and communicating stories visually. The course develops knowledge of the professional photographer and photojournalist, including their roles, responsibilities, and the skills required to capture and interpret real-world events through images. The programme further examines the importance of images in mass media, highlighting how photographs enhance credibility, engagement, and audience understanding of news content. It also covers camera types, components, and techniques, alongside practical aspects such as studio setup and image production. In addition, learners study photo editing concepts, ethical standards, and legal considerations, including copyright and privacy issues. Overall, the course equips learners with both technical and professional competencies required for effective photojournalism practice. Duration: 6 hours Maximum Completion Time: 7 days Delivery Mode: Online self-study Program Offered By: Member institutions of the VBNN Smart Education Group Certificate Title: Professional Training Certificate in Photojournalism Certificate Type: Certificate of Completion