It’s a question I return to often—sometimes while editing, sometimes while shooting, sometimes while simply looking at someone. Why are the eyes so important?  Why do they hold so much weight in an image, in a moment, in a memory? I don’t have a single answer. But I have a lifetime of reasons. 🧠 The Eyes as Witness The eyes don’t just look—they witness . They absorb, reflect, and respond. In photojournalism, a subject’s eyes can tell you everything: fear, resilience, fatigue

Introduction: The Human Lens of Photojournalism Photojournalism, at its finest, is a remarkable bridge between the world’s realities and public consciousness. With a single frame, a photojournalist can document war, peace, hope, despair, victory, or injustice. Yet, embedded in every image are potent ethical choices—each photograph must grapple with the tension between showing the world “as it is” and respecting the dignity of those whose lives are exposed to the gaze of milli

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