At a time when we are exposed to a lot of information on a daily basis, media and social networks work through photography. The old saying that the image spells more than a thousand words is largely accomplished nowadays. 70% of the media works through audiovisual content. Data from various media researches show that the vast majority of users consume the information gallery more than text that conceals the necessary information itself. There is a lot to be seen from the photographs. Although the professionalism of these photographs is dividing users opinions, it has been proven that this photo is relevant for the information. In the abundance of what technology provides, some of this must be taken with reserve. As is well known, technological advances have made it very easy to make "professional" photos, but it also made it possible for the photo to be digitally processed. Photographic manipulation is great and photography becomes questionable from the aspect of severity as a source of information. Digital processing, which gives the media a great opportunity to manipulate photographs, is to be blamed for that. However, it becomes unthinkable to open an internet portal or some news media that supplies us information without the accompanying photograph, as it gives a sense of credibility.