Nathan's Photojournalism Blog

1. The man was shoved onto the tracks of the subway and killed by and oncoming train after he was pushed onto the tracks by a panhandler who was harassing people while trying to calm him down. The photographer was was taking pictures with flash to alert the train. 2. He claimed that he was trying to alert the train to stop by using the flash when a picture is taken. 3. I think he was trying to save the man when taking the photo by using the flash. 4. He could have done more and actually gone up to help the man up. 5. I don't think it was a good decision because it shows a man seconds before his death and nobody helping him 6. I think not just to a journalist but to any sane person that stopping bad things from happening would be the obvious choice because you don't want anyone to get hurt or die. 7. Yes i think its ethically acceptable to involve oneself in their own photo depending on the situation. If the situation is not controversial then its fine in my opinion.

Self Portrait Portrait

 Self Portrait  Portrait

Website 1: https://petapixel.com/2014/12/01/6-types-photos-know-make/ I learned that taking a double exposure portrait photo is as easy as taking to photos and combining them. A. I chose this photo because its a clear and very different type of photo as the building look almost like toys. B. The way the image is focused it creates a weird type of depth and the streets and houses create       parallel lines. C. Jeff Meyer A. The website was titled "6 types of photos every photographer should know how to make and included 6 images with descriptions. The images were all from different categories and were mainly photos that you edit after they are taken. B. I learned how to create a fake tilt and shift photo, rules of taking landscape and forced perspective photos, & how basic is is to create infrared and 360degree photos. C. It shows how to take certain types of photos. Website 2:https://petapixel.com/2015/01/01/projector-brought-forest-turns-nature-glowing-wonderlan