Ten-fifty P. I.: Emotion and the photographer's role

Journal of Mass Media Ethics 2 (2):32 – 39 (1987)
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Abstract

The emotional traumas news photographers experience are not often discussed outside the newsroom. Here professional newspaper photographer Garry Bryant offers a personal testimonial on the effects his job has had on him, as well as on the public. The excitement and drama of shooting spot news at accidents and disasters have caused a certain dulling of the senses, but on the other hand have heightened Bryant's awareness of the importance of his work. A variety of Bryant's favorite photos illustrate this article, capturing the range of the human condition

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Eye on soweto: A study of factors in news photo use.Sue O'Brien - 1993 - Journal of Mass Media Ethics 8 (2):69 – 87.

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