By Harsh Malhotra, Founder, Delhi MUN · Last updated
A strong MUN photo captures a moment that tells the story of the debate, such as a speaker mid-sentence, a tense caucus or a bloc forming, with clear composition, steady timing and a caption that names who, where and what is happening.
Peaks of emotion are short: the pause before an answer, the reaction to a Point of Information, the moment a vote count is read. Anticipate them and shoot a short burst instead of a single frame.
Give who, where and what is happening, then the credit.
The delegate of [Country] addresses the committee during the moderated caucus on [topic], [Committee], Day 1. Photo: [Photographer name], International Press.
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