Contents 1: Photojournalism 2: How I Learned Not To Be a Photojournalist 3: What Am I Looking At?
Acknowledgments “Out of the Darkroom and Into the Newsroom” The Missouri Crusade and the Struggle for Autonomy The Switch to 35mm and Its Consequences Religion Getting Started Finding a “Home” Making a New Kind of Photograph Stepping Back Getting Rid of the “Holy Aura” Organizing Information Visually Making Each Photograph Part of a Larger Whole Expanding Boundaries Mass Communications Secular Space Normal Photography Televangelism Shaping Children The White Dress Women and Children Contradictions Faith Healing “Easy” Targets “I Intended the Photographs to Embody the Analysis” Finding the Vocabulary Notes
