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George Eastman(July 12, 1854- March 14, 1932. Born in Waterville,NY, was the founder(CEO) of the Kodak company and founded the brownie camera in 1990. He is the person who brought photography to the people.

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Founded in 1990, captured snapshots. Was the first camera ever made and available to the public. Were sold for only one dollar.

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The Brownie allowed for people to easily capture images as they pleased.

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Created by Kodak in 1908 by printing pictures on cardstock like paper

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postcards were made to have memories of moments and events. Was popular for taking family pictures and sending them to relatives.

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Gilbert was born October 28 1875 and died February 4 1996.He was the father of photojournalism.He was the first full time national geographic editor for the magazine.

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National Geographic is now a scholarly journal that displays the beauty of the world. Both geographically and informs people of what´s going on in the world and with the geography of it and the wildlife.

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Kodak made an invention called the brownie. The kodak was snapshots for public access for less money. It started in the 1990. It was developed in the United States. It only cost $1.00 to the public and in stores.

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The kodak was a cheap way to send photographs to friends and family's. This took place in the 1980. It began right here in the United States. Kodak provided printing on a strong paper base. It fulfilled the function of newspapers

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Created by Henri Cartier Bresson. It was a photojournalist who use artistic ability and technological skills to create photos to accompany magazine articles. It was developed in the mid 1920's. It was first created in Germany. Early photographs were printed using engravings, with the illustrated London News being the first weekly publication to make extensive use of the technology.

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He was born February 19 1868 and died October 19 1952. He was an American photographer and ethnologist whose work focused on the american west and on native Americans.

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Curtis was known for documenting photograph that was based on the lives of the Native American people. His style of photography was documentary as he would photograph the moments of the native people.

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This was created by Philip Delamotte. It was a style of photographs that presents straightforward records of events, people and places, often recording important or political moments. Created sometime between 1861-1900. Took place in New York. The simple beginnings of documentary photography can be found in the work of the British photographer Philip, who was among the first artists to use photography as a means of recording important events.

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Pictorialism was created by Alfred Stieglitz. It was an international style and aesthetic movement that dominated photography during the late 19th and early 20th centuries. The pictorialism perspective was born in the late 1860's and held sway through the first decade of the 20th century. It approached the camera as a tool that, like the paintbrush and chisel, could be used to make an artistic statement.

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Alfred stieglits(January 1,1864-July 13,1946) was born in Hobken, New Jersey was a famous photographer who captured photography in the form of pictorialism, and his goal was to allow society to see photography as a style of fine art.

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captured in 1902, represented the idea of how we sometimes tend to forget realize the beauty of things and the possibilities we were capable of

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Shot by Stieglitz in 1907. Represents the idea that the reality is,things can be good and bad, and how art allows people to develop different perceptions of the world and everybody has went through different things and have different experiences.

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These are some of the original films from the studies of motion conducted by Gilbreth that show some ways he captured motion through cameras.

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Gilbreth was highly known for him capturing surgical procedures and having the doctors actually performs surgeries and him recording them. He realized how long it took for the surgeons tools during the procedure and he founded the now infamous term ¨scalpel¨

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Gilbreth had 12 kid, whom referred to him as cheap, as he did not like to spend a lot of money. He would also dedicate most if not all of his time to his work rather then spending time with his family

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Socialist(September 26, 1874- November 3,1940) was born in Oshkosh, WI. He was famous for inventing a style of photography called social reform photography in 1960.

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Hines combined photography and social awareness to expose the truth of child labor and how it affects the children negatively. He would then go to capture images conveying children working in fields, in factories, mines etc

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One of Hines famous pieces cotton mill worker. Depicts a young girl working in a cotton mill as one of the spinners. He would go undercover into these places and sneak the pictures

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hines also wanted to inform the country of how bad poverty had gotten and how it was just going to continue to get worse if we dont do anything to prove it. So he captured images

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Was born in Brooklyn,NY. He was known for creating the form of photography called modernism, or as he should call it, straight photography

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In 1915 strand wanted to establish the fact that photography is art and needs to be recognized as art by everybody. His goal was to have photography seen as beautiful and eye-pleasing.

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One of strands ways of glorifying photography was with capturing geometrical subjects to emphasize the precision of the subject.

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Woodrow Wilson(December 28 1856- February 3, 1924) was born in Stauton, VA and former president who served two terms. During his presidency, the world war I already started

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World War I started a new movement in photography called propaganda because president Wilson used advertisements as a way to try to get people to enlist in the army

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The New York daily(the orignal name was illistrtated daily news) was the first tabloid newspaper an was created in 1919 by joseph medill patterson. He came up with the idea one day to start a newspaper for the people and fill it with cartoons

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Allowed for gossip to be shared in the newspaper of capture the audiences eye to want to read more of the paper.

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Tabloids allowed for information to be spread, but in a more dramatic way. It also allowed for taboo subjects to be spoken about. These are both reasons that created the same thing more money for creators.

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The evening graphic was created in New York 1924, founded by Bernar Macfadden and would exploit mostly celebrities and include vulgar images and language to tell stories.

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In the late 1900 photography spread in its popularity.

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During the war in Vietnam, the American military gave the press unprecedented freedom of access to combat zones. ... They include images of almost every aspect of the war. The jobs of the military photographers were not only to document the war, but also to capture images for the historical record

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Different cultures and ehnic backgrounds. Captured by photographers.

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The Gulf War was a war waged by coalition forces from 35 nations led by the United States against Iraq in response to Iraq's invasion and annexation of Kuwait arising from oil pricing and production disputes.

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Photography changed our vision of the world by providing more access to more images drawn from more places and times in the world than ever before. Photography enabled images to be copied and mass-distributed. The media-sphere was burgeoning. ... Making and distributing images became easier, faster, and less expensive.

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The digital age, also called the information age, is defined as the time period starting in the 1970s with the introduction of the personal computer with subsequent technology introduced providing the ability to transfer information freely and quickly.

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Photography can be an art form, but not all photographs are created to be artworks or as forms of artistic expression. It took time for photography to be truly recognized as a valid art form. However, in the present day, many art museums and art galleries now exhibit photographic artworks.

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How has photograpghy progressed into the 2000

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How has photograpghy progressed into the 2000

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Phoneography. Cameras, smartphones, and tablets have begun to rival professional cameras in terms of quality and software. ...

Macro Photography. ...

HDR Photography. ...

Retro-Style Photography. ...

360 Panorama. ...

Point and Shoot Size DSLRs. ...

Drones. ...

Selfie.

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the difference now is that we have way more advanced technology and have better tools