They're the work of informed photojournalists whose continuing education provides both sensitivity and confidence. They produce a body of work that is balanced and fair. They hurt people unnecessarily. They provide the public with a false sense of the world in which they live. Top of the A-block.
Journalists tell people who and what is most important.
Which stories must be told now. Which can be relegated to the news briefs and the back pages. Breast cancer stories get the same play as prostate cancer stories. Success and tragedy stories about people of color receive the same prominent play as those about white people. Where white lives are worth more than others.