So what kind of photos can be considered as excellent news photography? All news reports, whether written reports or photo reports, have a general principle: answer the five news elements (five W's) that readers urgently need to know as soon as possible: who (who), what (what), where (where), when (when) and how (how).

Whether shooting a sudden news event on the spot or conceiving a complicated photo news story, every news photo of a photographer should have three elements: 1, and each photo should have a clear theme; 2. The photo should have a strong visual effect and focus the audience's attention on its theme; 3. The photos should be concise and lively, and there should be no messy and irrelevant information.