Photojournalists are taught to take shots of people to eliminate bias.
a.
close-up
b.
wide angle
c.
long-distance
d.
neutral, eye-level

Photojournalists are taught to take neutral, eye-level shots of people to help eliminate bias. The answer is option D. The eye-level angle is commonly used among photojournalists because it delivers a less emotional or dramatic shot which is perfect when used in factual presentations. 

James charles does not look good in that wig oops

Googly eyed because it sounds like a silly thing to call someone