Now that you know what EDFAT is, let's learn some tips that you can use when doing photojournalism:
1. Anticipate
You need to practice taking photos while in the field directly under actual conditions so that you are no longer confused about camera settings and focus more on getting the moment.
2. Research
You need to know everything about the place you are going to visit, so research is very necessary, especially for places you are visiting for the first time. Also about what issues you will raise later. 
3. Reach out
You need to build connections and make friends with everyone as much as possible, for example with drivers, translators, and others because maybe we will need their help someday.
4. Priority
You need to know what priorities you want to photograph. You need to know your abilities, discuss them with your team and focus on the story you want to tell because you can't possibly photograph everything at once.
5. Practice
It's important to master the camera you use and how to get the most out of it. It's useless if you use a high-tech camera but don't master it.
6. Get along
It is necessary to spend time interacting with local people in the area where you are photographing to get more information rather than spending time reviewing photos in your spare time.
7. Master the subject
You can approach the subject first beforehand to chat and interact so that taking photos is no longer awkward.
8. Camera settings
You need to pay attention to the choice of lens and diaphragm that you use because it has a big influence on the photo results.
9. Point of view
You can look for different points of view from other photographers. Avoid repetition and standard images. You can look for shooting angles that are unique to you.
10. Subject expression
It is necessary to pay attention to the subject's expression. Don't let people confuse whether you are crying or laughing.
Of all the tips above, the most important is the value of honesty based on objective facts because photojournalism has a big influence on public opinion and thinking.