Exploring the practices and perspectives within contemporary visual reportage, Critical Photojournalism examines how photographers navigate ethical and political dimensions in their work. The book highlights critical strategies employed to challenge conventional narratives and engage viewers with pressing social issues.

Through a collection of essays and photographic case studies, the volume investigates the role of photojournalism in shaping public discourse and fostering critical awareness. It addresses the tensions between artistic expression, journalistic integrity, and the realities of documenting conflict, injustice, and everyday life.

Published by Routledge in 2025, this 236-page contribution to media studies and visual culture provides a scholarly framework for understanding the evolving landscape of critical photojournalism.