The next two chapters divide photographs by subjects and forms. The author's commentary is augmented by summaries by an attorney of eight real-life legal cases. You should have ample time before your course ends to address the heightened interest your students surely will show after immersing themselves in these stimulating topics. Berger is a freelance photographer based in New York, New York. Students will leave your course with a good sense of what came before and, hopefully, a strong desire to flesh out this exciting part of photography and photojournalism by exploring it in depth on their own.
Many photographs illustrate both chapters.
Chapter 1, An Overview. Chapter 2, Cameras, Lenses, and Related Hardware. Chapter 3, Silver-Based Film and the Digitalization of Photojournalism. Chapter 4, Composition Broadly Construed. Chapter 5, Light and Color.