Mark Hancock, as a photo journalist, is exposed to situations that many of us never see. A police warrant roundup is one such occurance and he describes it well.
He has several things to say in his accompanying post about what PJs do:
Before I continue, PJs mostly cover tax dollars at work. When we cover wrecks, fires and such, we focus on what the police and firefighters are doing. This is why we are there. We also cover the people affected by the event to get them help from the community. Lastly, we cover the people who may have caused the commotion in the first place (hostage takers, etc…).
3 Comments
michael on February 28, 2005 at 11:22 pm.
what kind of background do i need to get a job as a photojournalist? what so i need to study in school? where do i go to get hired?… etc.
philip (1 comments.) on April 16, 2007 at 6:27 pm.
Is being a photojounalist a good job? Is it interesting? I would like to start but i need as much information as possible for this job as i want to go to an interview! I would like to know a lot aboout it…etc
ellener (1 comments.) on April 16, 2007 at 6:28 pm.
Hi.. would you be able to send me on as much info as possible? Thanks very much..x