Photojouranlism is the depiction of news stories through images. A photojournalist documents people, places, and things. Photojouranlism is responsible for portraying a narrative that is unbiased, in context to the story, and is an accurate representation of the event. Whether a photographer is shooting a football game or is covering spot news, a photojournalist must not only be concerned with the subject of their photo, but reporting news to the public.
Through a combination of natural talent and training, a photojouranlist are always on the go, and are prepared with the lastest photo equpiment to capture images that show meaning, emotion, and good technicial quality.
Caption Info: Elise Bullard, a sophomore in psychology and Matt Avery a senior in textile engineering, won the 2008 Leader of the Pack awards. The Leaders of the Pack were announced at half time of the Homecoming football game against Boston College Oct. 4. Both won $1,000 book scholarships and a personalized trophy.| Brad Wood, a junior in textile engineering, serenades Jessica Wagstaff, a graduate student in parks, recreation And tourism management, at the 40th Anniversary Grains of Time performance. The Grains of Time chooses one woman from the audience at each performance to sing to.| Adam Compton, a senior in agricultural business management, and Adam Cloninger, a junior in international studies, are pelted with water balloons at Delta Upsilon's and Circle K International's Duck Hunt. Funds raised by the event were donated to the Boys and Girls Club.| Reed Tull, a graduate student in veternary medicine, attempts to cram half a dozen doughnuts into his mouth at once at Krispy Kreme. The Krispy Kreme Challenge in an annual event held at N.C. State that benefits the NC Children's Hospital.| Violet Vector & the Lovely Lovelies perform for the audience at WKNC's Double Barrel Benefit on Feb. 7. More than 300 people attended Double Barrel Benefit each night.| Sarah Sobel, a junior in communication, was a Sigma Rho Chi for 2008 Panhellenic recruitment.