Get the Picture Chapter 6

6.1 The Ethics of Imagery in the 21st Century Word Bank- Select the word or phrase that best completes the following sentences. Ethics are codes of conduct that guide journalists in the pursuit of ______ and the news-gathering process.

• truth

• profit

• entertainment

• popularity

6.1 The Ethics of Imagery in the 21st Century Word Bank- Select the word or phrase that best completes the following sentences. The power of image-editing software has made people rethink the ______ of photography.

• ethics

• colors

• history

• brightness

6.1 The Ethics of Imagery in the 21st Century Word Bank- Select the word or phrase that best completes the following sentences. Poor ethical choices have resulted in some photographers losing their _____.

• jobs

• cameras

• friends

• skills

6.1 The Ethics of Imagery in the 21st Century Word Bank- Select the word or phrase that best completes the following sentences. 4. Breaches of ethical behavior can result in damage to the publication’s _________.

• credibility

• location

• equipment

• schedule

6.1 The Ethics of Imagery in the 21st Century Word Bank- Select the word or phrase that best completes the following sentences. 5. Illustration and _____ photographers approach photography from a different point of view than photojournalists.

• advertising

• sports

• nature

• fashion

Most photographs should be naturally occurring _____, not posed or set up by the photographer.

• events

• colors

• shapes

• tools

Photographers should not ______________ or suggest what subjects do in a photojournalistic shooting situation.

• direct

• ignore

• praise

• criticize

An exception is made for ______ portraits, where the subject should clearly be posed.

• environmental

• candid

• abstract

• action

Instead of taking photos of students mugging and posing for photographs, the photographer should look for people who are _____ in an activity.

• engaged

• bored

• distracted

• absent

Student photographers should never use their cameras to ridicule, ________ or harass anyone.

• embarrass

• encourage

• praise

• support