The website LENS is a photography
focused subsection of The New York Times that tackles the news in a visual
manner. The website has individual stories that are joined by photos, and they
have something a lot of news sites have these days, a “The Week in Pictures”.
It’s exactly what it sounds like. It has current events with photos to
accompany it. These stories also have short summaries of what is happening in
the photos. I personally read the news, but I know a lot of people who do not.
I feel this website could be very useful for people who are not as informed
about the outside world. LENS dives into a lot of different topics including
politics, science, current events, and a bunch of other stuff. LENS is a blog
and that might turn some people off. It seems like a trustworthy site. It is
owned by The New York Times so I can personally trust it. The current event
stories seem to be up to date, and the opinion pieces are interesting. I
personally will not be using this website in the future. I don’t have much a
use for it. I already get my news from multiple other sources and I don’t need
this site. However, I would recommend the site. It has intriguing photos, which
a lot of news sites lack. The stories are also interesting and I would read
them if I didn’t already have a news source. That’s what I think about LENS.
I would give this website a 4 out of 5. I think the stories are a bit lacking, but it does an ok job.
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