As Edward Tenner points out: “That’s what some people are saying about text, too.” Again, what is at stake here is the narrative. Photojournalism at its core is about the art of the story—where the photographer is given the freedom to capture the intimate particulars of an event in order to evidence a universal truth of the human condition. The magazine spread or folio book are still the best way for someone to experience these collection of images. But, I do think the internet will offer the opportunity to explore other methods of presenting the story when we stop thinking of the web as a series of linked pages and more as interconnected but absolute experiences.