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| Summary: |
Photojournalism (PJ) is devoted to recording current events or situations to preserve them for the future. News, features, man and man's environment, human interest . . . . . all are included. The Photojournalism Division provides an opportunity for photographers to learn to capture events effectively (whether for family records, a private collection of historical happenings, or publication) and to share these images with fellow photographers. Photojournalists contribute to the world's archives for future generations.
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| By-Laws |
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Division
Membership: |
Any PSA member (in good standing) who earns a Photojournalism Star Rating, is participating in a Division program with a fee, or is a Division Officer or Director is a member of the Photojournalism Division.
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| Calendar: |
March 1: Society Recognition Awards (IUTP)
April 1: Published Picture of the Year (Ollie Fife Award)
April 15: Photojournalism Image of the Year (Smith Award)
July 16: Photo Story Competition
October 1: Interclub Competition enrollment due
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| Definitions: |
Photojournalism images shall consist of pictures or sequences with informative content and emotional impact, including human interest, documentary and spot news. The journalistic value of the photograph shall be considered over pictorial quality. In the interest of credibility, photographs which misrepresent the truth, such as manipulation to alter the subject matter, or situations which are set up for the purpose of photography, are unacceptable in Photojournalism.
Human Interest images depict a person or persons in an interactive, emotional, or unusual situation, excluding sports ACTION. Guidelines for Human Interest Images. |
| Ethics: |
"Ethics in the Age of Digital Photography" by John Long, Ethics Co-Chair and
Past President National Press Photographers Association
"A Report to our Readers" by the Toledo Blade, April 15, 2007 |
| History: |
1944 Photojournalism Division formed
1957 International Understanding Through Photography (IUTP) Award established
1961 First Photojournalism Division in PSA International Exhibition
1970 First credit for PJD acceptances toward Star Ratings and Who's Who.
1972 Photojournalist of the Year introduced
1976 Photo Story Competition commenced
1984 Permanent Collection established
1989 Interclub Competition began
1993 Published Picture of the Year program started
2003 Human Interest available as potential additional section for those sponsoring
a Photojournalism Division in a PSA-recognized International Exhibition
2004 The International Understanding Through Photography (IUTP) Award
becomes a PSA Society Recognition Award
2004 Digital Image Evaluation available
2005 Digital Study Group and Digital Interclub started
2009 Fees eliminated for division activities |
International
Understanding
Through
Photography
(IUTP) Award:

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The International Understanding Through Photography (IUTP) Award was created to recognize an accomplished photographer whose publications, lecturing, and teaching have clearly contributed to the advancement of understanding among people. The recipient need not be a member of PSA. The awarding of the IUTP has been an activity of the Photojournalism Division (PJD) for many years.
The IUTP was established in 1957 and was originally sponsored by Nikon. From 1975 to 1995 it was sponsored by the late Raymond A. Good, FPSA and Fern L. Good, APSA. From 1996 to 2004 it was sponsored by an anonymous donor. In 2004, the IUTP was transferred from a Photojournalism Division Award to a Society Recognition Award, thus making this most prestigious award for photojournalists even more significant as a Society award. The IUTP award is presented during the membership meeting at the PSA Annual Conference each year. The PJD will continue to assure the funding of the IUTP.
Previous recipients of the IUTP Award are listed below:
1957 Capt. Edward Steichen
1958 Henri Cartier-Bresson
1959 Maurice Van de Wyer
1960 Margaret Bourke-White
1961 Walt Disney
1962 David Douglas Duncan
1963 Ivan Dmitri
1964 L. Fritz Gruber
1965 Gordon Parks
1966 Ansel Adams
1967 Alfred Eisenstadt
1968 Arthur Rothstein
1969-74 No Award
1975 Alvin Unruh
1976 Charlotte B. & Dorothy M. Smith
1977 Paul L. Moloney
1978 Larry D. Hanson
1979 Ralph M. Aiello
1980 Sister Michael Marie
1981 Ollie Fife
1982 Edward Walker
1983 Mim Unruh
1984 Lois Clarke & Rosalyn MacNish
1985 Donna Martin
1986 Charles Taylor
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1987 Robert W. Ginn
1988 Stanley Jacobsen
1989 Senator Barry Goldwater
1990 W. Edward Clark
1991 Paul T. Luebke, Hon PSA
1992 Betty Bruce
1993 Robert J. Leonard, FPSA, PPSA
1994 Martin M. Bruce, FPSA, EPSA
1995 Vi Edom
1996 Lynn Troy Maniscalco, FPSA
1997 Wanda Christl
1998 Manfred Gsteu, APSA
1999 Jack Lacovides
2000 George Butt, FPSA
2001 Carole Hagaman, FPSA
2002 Dave LaBelle
2003 David Handschuh
2004 James Nachtwey
2005 Steve McCurry
2006 Joachim W. Dettmer, APSA, EPSA
2007 Robert E. Gilka
2008 Donald Lyon, APSA
2009 Wendell Phillips |
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