a Fire. (i dont normally go the PJ route)

[dangerwoman]

but decided to jump into the action with this one. i dont have much backstory, i was driving by and saw fire trucks.

 

[Snyder]

Ya stick with whatever else you do, PJ work isnt for everyone.

 

[eravedesigns]

I think the first one works but would have liked it to be closer in on the fire fighter.

 

[DigiJay]

what's "PJ"?

 

[LaFoto]

Photo Journalism, DigiJay.

And I feel that for someone whose normal path it is not to go and follow up photojournalistic routes, these are quite good, mostly so the first and last (the middle one is interesting for yourself, I guess). The first could do with a bit of a crop to bring the viewer closer to the firefighter, else, I think you did well.

So who's to say "Never leave 'your own path'" or "stick with whatever else you do", when venturing into something new and so far undone can only bring you forward in general!?

 

[DigiJay]

ohhhhhh I find PJ's interesting..

 

[sillygoat]

those are some very emotional pictures right there.

 

[dangerwoman]

Ya stick with whatever else you do, PJ work isnt for everyone.

wow that was helpful.

 

[68Whiskey]

Now a house on fire is a breathtaking journalism picture. Although I do like these, they are not bad. When printed in black in white on newspaper they would look good for a inner story.

 

[dleblanc]

Nice shots. A few critiques...

I believe the second shot would have been better had you captured the fire in the background. Without it, it just looks like a father and son standing on rocks.

And the first shot could have probably been made better by capturing more of the firefighter in the frame while keeping the flames in the background. But still a great shot... my fav. out of the three.