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Capturing Moments: A Photojournalism Journey with Chelsea Martinez

Explore the powerful world of photojournalism through the lens of Chelsea Martinez. Award-winning images highlight pivotal moments, such as Mr. Stubbs grading his government students' final tests and Briauna Neal reminiscing with former teacher Paul Behson. With techniques such as the rule of thirds, leading lines, and macro shots, Martinez's work illuminates the stories behind the images, showcasing the emotional connectivity between teachers and students as graduation approaches. Discover how visual storytelling can convey deep narratives.

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Capturing Moments: A Photojournalism Journey with Chelsea Martinez

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  1. PHOTOJOURNALISM Chelsea Martinez

  2. Pulitzer Pictures http://www.pulitzer.org/archives/5374 http://www.pulitzer.org/archives/5490

  3. Framing

  4. Angle

  5. Rule of Thirds

  6. Get the Shot

  7. Center Of Interest

  8. Leading Lines

  9. Patterns

  10. Macro Shot

  11. Cut-lines Test Answers During hall duty, student teacher for Mrs. Felts, Mr. Joshua Stubbs grades the final test he gave to his government students. Mr. Stubbs attempted to cover the answers as nosy B day students walked by. Mr. Stubbs’ last class taught was on April 28.

  12. Cut-lines Saying “Good-Bye” With graduation around the corner, senior Briauna Neal stops by to visit former physics teacher Paul Behson. Written on the board were equations and drawings Neal remembered from the previous year. “Physics last year was ‘velocotastic’,” Neal said.

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