What she does instead, with her fine journalistic eye, is capture what she sees and hears, and present it alongside enough taut analysis to move her accounts beyond the merely factual.
The collection was made up of writers from the 1960s and early 70s who found that traditional journalistic approaches failed to capture the disillusionment lurking in post-war, peak turmoil, pop-cluttered America.
A series of journalistic notes has been launched to capture salient episodes from this experience [ 21].
The director, Peter Landesman, was a war correspondent before he became a director, so he captures it from a journalistic, reportage, documentary-style angle.
El Huffington Post will be both a journalistic entity and a platform that captures the unique perspectives, voices and spirit of the Spanish people.
The photograph earned the World Press Photo of the Year for "capturing the event of greatest journalistic importance".
Fulfilling my journalistic duties, I immediately took to Beaver Avenue to capture what was going on.
In "Such Good Friends" (Olive Films), from 1971, the director Otto Preminger, also an Austrian émigré, captured a new, swinging mood of journalistic riot, presented from the perspective of the swingee — a young, chic Upper West Side housewife (Dyan Cannon) who discovers the many infidelities of her husband, a Life art director and a successful author, as he lies comatose in a hospital.
But what about journalistic exposés à la Michael Moore, or family anatomies à la "Capturing the Friedmans" or particularly biographical studies of various eminences that allow the subjects to speak for themselves?
One critique is journalistic laziness -- out-of-towner flies into Detroit and captures yet another over-dramatic shot of Detroit's Michigan Central Depot before bolting.
