Question

A. Photojournalism and journalism are exactly the same. B. Photojournalism tells the story using words, while journalism uses photographs alone. C. Photojournalism is the study of newspaper layouts and design; journalism is the profession of analyzing and writing news stories. D. Photojournalism uses a photograph to tell most of the story with a caption to provide key details, while journalism writes all the details of the story in an article.

Answer 1

Explanation:

D. Photojournalism uses a photograph to tell most of the story with a caption to provide key details, while journalism writes all the details of the story in an article.