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100 Words Every Photojournalist Should Know

July 3, 2026

100 Words Every Photojournalist Should Know

No. Item Definition
1. accuracy freedom from factual error
2. aftermath results following a major event
3. angle camera position or viewpoint
4. anonymity state of being unnamed
5. aperture lens opening size
6. archive stored collection of images
7. assignment a job to cover
8. attribution crediting information to source
9. background rear part of scene
10. backlight light coming from behind
11. backup extra saved copy
12. beat regular reporting area
13. bias unfair slant or prejudice
14. blur loss of sharp detail
15. byline author credit line
16. caption text describing a photo
17. composition arrangement of visual elements
18. contrast difference between light and dark
19. correspondent reporter based elsewhere
20. coverage reporting of an event
21. credit acknowledgment of photographer
22. crop trim the image edges
23. cutline caption under a photo
24. deadline latest time to submit
25. depth sense of distance in image
26. edit modify or refine content
27. editor person who selects content
28. embargo hold publication until set time
29. embed report while attached to troops
30. ethics moral standards of journalism
31. evacuation organized removal from danger
32. exposure amount of light recorded
33. fact-check verify details before publishing
34. file saved digital document
35. film light-sensitive recording material
36. flash brief burst of light
37. focus sharpness on the subject
38. foreground nearest part of scene
39. frame the image boundaries
40. freelance working independently for hire
41. gas mask mask filtering harmful air
42. grain visible texture in film
43. hazard source of danger
44. helmet protective headgear
45. highlight brightest area in image
46. horizon line where earth meets sky
47. identification naming or recognizing someone
48. interview questioning for information
49. JPEG common compressed image format
50. lead main or opening image
51. lens glass used to focus light
52. license official permission to use
53. lighting illumination in a scene
54. metadata embedded information about a file
55. moment important instant to capture
56. monochrome single-color or black-and-white
57. monopod single-legged camera support
58. negative reversed film image
59. noise random speckling in digital images
60. notebook book for written notes
61. objectivity impartiality in reporting
62. pan move camera horizontally
63. perspective apparent spatial relationship
64. pixel smallest digital image unit
65. portrait photo of a person
66. pose arrange a subject deliberately
67. press pass official media identification
68. privacy right to be left alone
69. protest public demonstration of dissent
70. raw unprocessed image format
71. release signed permission document
72. resolution amount of image detail
73. retouch alter image details
74. retraction formal withdrawal of content
75. rights legal permissions over usage
76. riot violent public disorder
77. scoop exclusive news story
78. sensor light-detecting camera component
79. sequence ordered series of images
80. shutter device controlling exposure time
81. source provider of information
82. stabilization reduction of camera shake
83. still single photographic image
84. stringer freelance local reporter
85. subject person or thing photographed
86. texture surface detail appearance
87. thumbnail small preview image
88. TIFF high-quality image file format
89. tilt move camera vertically
90. timestamp recorded date and time
91. tone overall lightness or mood
92. transmit send electronically
93. tripod three-legged camera support
94. verification checking truth of information
95. vest protective sleeveless garment
96. viewfinder window for framing shot
97. white balance color correction for lighting
98. wide shot broad view of a scene
99. wire news distribution service
100. witness person who saw the event

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