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American Photography (Section 1) 1900-1934

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American Photography (Section 1) 1900-1934

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Creator of Kodak (Brownie Camera).

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An original brownie camera. Produced back during the 1900s.

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A little girl holding a brownie camera to show how it looks like in hand.

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Creator of the picture postcard photos

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Creator of the National Geographic magazines.

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How the national geographic first published out there photography in the 1900s.

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How it looks today (National Geographic)

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How it looks today (National Geographic)

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We now use the interent to find different things around the world, and this websites helps to show different photos taken from different countries and agriculture.

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Creator of Pictoralism photography.

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In the shot, Albert is using his own camera from to take a specific photo.

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This photo was taken in sense of documenting an area of how it looked like in the human eye.

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Creator of the first photographic studies of motion.

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This is one of the first invented movie cameras that were used to create motion films back in the day.

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Before video cameras were made, indvidual photos had to be taken to make on whole scene. This could take up a lot of time to do since they made sure not to mess up any of the film that had been used or it could be destroyed.

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He had started the social reforms.

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This is a photo of a young girl who is put under work in a mill. She is forced into work there as many other children were as well.

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This is a side photo in black and white of a group of people that are walking in a monument building.

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George was know for his photography that he had taken of different celebirties.

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A famous movie star who starred in films like The Misfits in 1961, The Prince and the Showgirl in 1957, and Some Like it Hot in 1959.

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This is a photo based on WWl, which was the battle between the Central Powers and the Allies.

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The poster is more based in the 1990s to the 2000s, as many people had believed in different news opinions that were mostly false facts. Some had resulted in harsh warfare, with innocent people having to suffer under the influence of leaders wanting power over the rest.

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Different posters like this one for example went out the public to inspire those in willing to join the army. During WWl, many men had joined the army because they wanted to serve their country of the United States.

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Edward was one of first America's permier photographers and ethnologists. His most well known work was his photos of indians.

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This type of photography is based on how people show the world through the visions of others. These photographers take pictures of these cultures to show out to the world of what they are not able to see from where they are living in.

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This is one of Edward's photos that he had taken of an indian women in her village area.

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The Photographic Age (Section 2) 1935-1959

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The Photographic Age (Section 2) 1935-1959

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The Wire Associated Press - Plane Crash (1935)

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The Wire Associated Press - Plane Crash (1935)

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The plane crash of 1935 was the first photographic image that was shown through a rotating drum. It was a converted photo with black and white tones into a wavering high-pitched noise.

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In January from 4-12 in 1935, Amelia Earhart had set out on a solo flight from Honolulu, Hawaii to the main land of California. She was the first person to do a solo flight from that area.

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Sam was a photohournalist who took the famous photo of the Hindenburg exploision. He took it from the Naval Air station in New Jeresy where the blimp was landing after its transatlantic crossing.

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This exploision happened on May 6, 1937. It was known to be one of most horiffic events that occured during this time period.

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As said before the event happen, the blimp was landing in Lakehurst, New Jersey. It was scheduled to be a transatlantic crossing in 1937. The burst of flames had completely destroyed the whole ship with about 97 people on board with 35 announced killed.

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During this era, many mob groups were out on the streets. These groups of people would go out and kill during the night.

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Known for taking photos of like landscapes, he would show different lands of the world around us through their agriculture.

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This is photo is called the "The Face of Half Dome." This was taken with his korean camera and grabbed the attention of many people. This same picture can now be seen at the Yosemite National Park after taking a hiking around the area.

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Ansel Adams got his inspiration from Alfred Stieglitz. His photos would later be put into an exhibition at the Oakland Museum located in California

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The Golden Age of Photography (Section 3) 1960-1999

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The Golden Age of Photography (Section 3) 1960-1999

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Apollo 8 was announced the first mission of taking humans up to space to the Moon and back. The astronunts onboard were William Anders, Jim Lovell, and Frank Borman, who traveled in a spaceship around the moon while giving a lot of detail in how it looked like with their own eyes.

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Evidence Crime Scene Photography (Early 1900s)

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Evidence Crime Scene Photography (Early 1900s)

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Known to photograph a crime sence in which the photographer was responsible for taking photos of different areas on the crime.

Some photos can include detailing of the area, for example bloodstains, broken objects, and important documents that could of be taken or moved around.

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The Photo Op Political Photography (1991)

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The Photo Op Political Photography (1991)

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During the Gulf War, many photos were taken of soliders out in the desert storm. Some were photos on how much they were suffering out in the open area, others of the war ground where tanks and men were shooting constint gun fire at each other

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How we remember History through photographs

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How we remember History through photographs

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How photographs link us togteher as a human society

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How photographs link us togteher as a human society