| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Classically, photojournalism has been governed by a number of tropes: the heroic figure of the photographer, the economy of access to the event (getting close enough, as Capa famously said), the iconic image, the value of 'the real' and its faithful representation in the picture, the mission of reporting the truth and conveying it to a faraway public, and often a commitment to a sort of advocacy
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