JordyArt I think that is what makes photojournalism so amazing is that there is no time to set things up. They are in the middle of a situation often times in danger themselves ie. war, disasters, whatever it may be and they are able to capture the humaness of life and its emotions. The photographs may not always be technically perfect in all cases but they don't need to be. If you think that people are reacting to these types of photos only because of the situation that may be partially true, but I think they are also reacting to the humaness, and the feeling that it could be them. Bah, seems to me you're just jealous. ;)