Rehman posits that photojournalists can’t truly be objective. The very act of composing a photograph makes it subjective. Furthermore, Rehman states “while looking through their viewfinders, photographers make conscious choices about what to include in the frame, what or who will be in the foreground, and what will be in the background.” I would venture that the act of deciding to take a photograph makes it subjective. To take an objective photo, I tried to remove the composition and decision-making I typically consider when taking photos. I opened my back door, closed my eyes, and snapped a…