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A Day in the Life of a NYC Photojournalist (Jake Lang Protest & Counter Protest/ Hands Off Iran)

What does a full day as a photojournalist in New York City actually look like? In this video, I take you behind the scenes for an entire day covering protests across Manhattan as a working photojournalist. From the morning train ride into the city to the final photographs taken in the evening, this is a real-time look at the process of documenting unfolding events in one of the most complex and fast-moving cities in the world. Throughout the day I photograph the Jake Lang protest and counter protest, as well as the Hands Off Iran demonstration, navigating crowds, shifting tensions, and the unpredictable nature of public demonstrations in New York City. The video offers a full POV perspective of how a photojournalist moves through these environments, scouting scenes, anticipating moments, reacting to developments, and making decisions in real time about what photographs matter and why. This is not just about the final images. It’s about the process behind them. The goal of this video is to give an honest look at the realities of documentary photography. The waiting, the movement, the uncertainty, and the responsibility that comes with photographing public events. If you’ve ever wondered what a day in the life of a NYC photojournalist actually looks like, this is it.