Photojournalism: how news organisations decide whether a photo is ‘too edited’
The furore over royal images and the swift development and use of AI tools highlights impacts on photojournalism and editorial...
Read moreDetailsAndrew Pearsall is a Senior Lecturer in Photojournalism. For ten years he was the course leader for BA Photojournalism at the University of South Wales in Cardiff, and now looks after the BA Journalism course. He’s long been involved in photography, moving from analogue to digital. As well as digital image making he has an interest in alternate processes such as wet plate collodion, cyanotype, pinhole, salt prints, and gum bichromate.
The furore over royal images and the swift development and use of AI tools highlights impacts on photojournalism and editorial...
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