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Photojournalism
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Photojournalism 

the reportage of current events through photographs appearing in newspapers, in magazines, and on special bulletin boards, such as those of PHOTO TASS. In contrast to the documentary art of photography, photojournalism often makes use of photographs that lack aesthetic value; the pictures are chosen primarily on the basis of their historical and cognitive merits.
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Shortly thereafter, the Press Division, mostly composed of press photographers and editors, was created.
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You had betts er tape it then," said the 33-year-old, unable to contain his fury about the press photographer whom he blamed for the trip to the water that cost him his chance of winning.
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