Photojournalism is meant to be objective and document reality as is. Unless there is propaganda or ill malicious intentions in promoting a story, most photojournalists capture the photo to tell the story objectively. However, I have mentioned to a friend before that no matter how objective a person is with their work, a part of being human means making subjective choices. This also applies to photojournalists as they subconsciously make subjective choices such as choosing a subject's angle, timing, and preference. Then this subjectivity proceeds to the next step of photo manipulation and so…