Answer 3

EQ: What is most important to being an accomplished photojournalist?

Answer: Having your subject's trust.

By Ikuru Kuwajima (Ukraine) Mediafax Foto

• The photo will more honest if the subject trust you. It will be closest to a photojournalist photo. Which is very important to photojournalist.

• The subject will be more comfortable with you, it will make the environment easier to work in.They could use you as a future reference, and send you to others. 

• There are little techniques you can use to help gain your subjects trust.

• I used the photo above because if both of those subjects didn't trust the photojournalist, there isn't any way this shots would have came to be. 

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