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In 1882, a process called halftone was invented. The national geographic magazine was the first magazine to use this process when one of the employees opened a package that was addressed to him out of boredom. The package contained pictures.

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In 1888, the first camera by Kodak was created. However, this camera was expensive and not everyone can afford it. This camera was mostly used in studios.

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In February of 1900, the brownie was invented. The brownie only costed a dollar. Unlike the previous camera, everyone could afford this camera. However, it was not perfect because the brownie only took photographs in brown. In the first year, a quarter of a million brownie cameras were sold. The camera remained in production for 86 years.

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In 1908, Kodak began to print pictures onto picture postcards at no extra charge. People were sending postcards to send pictures to other people. For example, someone can send a picture of a new born baby to a family member using a postcard.

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After America declared war, President Wilson created the first propaganda agency. The agency would unleash a massive media campaign. The camera became an important weapon of the war. Photographers were kept away from the front line, and most of the images of combat were either posed or taken very far from the action.

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In 1903, Harmsworth the first modern tabloid newspaper So far, the daily news is the oldest tabloid newspaper in the united states.

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In 1915, Paul Strand has taken a portfolio of prints to a man named Stieglitz to show him what he had been doing. Stieglitz looked at the portfolio and told strand that he had created new and modern art. He had called it straight photography, and it has become the aesthetic of the 1920s.

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Babe Ruth was the first sports star to have his image marked as a commodity. As a baseball player, Babe Ruth made 50,000 dollars. But as a celebrity, he made millions.

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in 1935, a group of technicians worked to make a new way to send photos. They have sent photos via telephone wire. The very first photo sent was a photo of a plane crash.

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In 1937, Murry Becker has taken a picture of an explosion with a speed graphic camera. He has taken 3 pictures of the explosion.

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WEEGEE, also know as the mob photographer, took pictures of things that are too scary in life to deal with. like murders, fires, explosions, gang wars, etc.

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In 1936, Henry Luce created life magazine. This magazine used photographs to tell stories.

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The photographic essay was an essay written by Henry Luce. This essay was written to introduce the new magazine to the world by describing the many powers of photography. Which is to see life, to see the world, to see the poor, and watch the gestures of the proud, etc.

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in Washington, Roosevelt attempted to deal with the great depression by proposing a multitude of government programs. Roosevelt know he needed support from the congress and the general public. As part of the farm security administration, the government established a propaganda agency that would use the power of photographs to sell Roosevelts programs. Roy Streicher was chosen to run the new agency.

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in the 1940's, a young photographer names Gordon Parks got a call to come to Washington. Rice streicher believed that photographs could be used to combat racial discrimination. He began by showing Gordon how things really worked on the nation's capital. One day, after Rice left the building, there was only on person left. A woman, named Ella Watson, was cleaning the floor. So Gordon introduced himself to Ella, and asked if he can take a picture of her.

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On December 7, 1941, America got involved in world war 2. Photographers took pictures of the war. This was a photographer's dream. The names of the photographs are listed below.

1: Demonizing the enemy
2: Pinup girl
3: D-day
4: Iwo Jima (picture shown above)
5: Evidence

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On January 24, 1955, a museum in New York City presented an exhibition called the family of man. This was organized by a photographer named Edward Steichen. This was a fusion of carefully selected photographs and captions to support mankind. This has included 500 photographs and came from 68 countries around the world. The family of man became the most widely seen collection of images in the history of photogaraphy.

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In the mid-1950s, street photography was created. One day, A man named Robert frank looked into the view finder and sees the chaos. He went into the street and took lots of pictures.
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In august 1955, a 14 year old boy named emit till was visiting Mississippi from Chicago was accused of whistling at a white women. Emit was killed and his body was thrown to a nearby river. His murder may have gone unnoticed, except for the photograph that was published in the black press.

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The picture that Danny Lyon took when he was told to go into the courtroom.

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In the summer of 1963, a photographer named Danny Lyon was told by another photographer to go into the courtroom to take a picture of something. The courtroom had a big cooler for white people. However, there was a small bowl for African Americans. These types of things were happening all over the south.

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Birmingham erupted into chaos in 1963 as the battle for civil rights exploded in South

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One day, photographers have been hearing about various things that have been going on in Birmingham. Then, they see police releasing dogs into a crowd. The use of dogs in the situation turned public opinion dramatically against the authorities in the south. The photographs have circulated internationally.

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During the Vietnam war, 4 photos were taken. the names, and what happened in the shot are listed in the next four slides.

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On the night of June 10, 1963, a photographer had a call to come to a pagoda the next day at 6 in the morning, and that something really important would happen. When he got there the next day, he could tell something was very unusual because of the huge crowd of Buddhist monks and nuns. Many of them were weeping. Gasoline was poured over an old man. He had lighted himself on fire with a match he had on his lap. A photo was taken while the monk was burning. New York Times would not print it because it was a offensive photograph that is not suitable for breakfast newspaper for families. However, Most of the other newspaper companies printed the picture.
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A policeman had executed a young boy in the street of Saigon A photographer named Eddie Adams took a picture when the bullet has hit the suspect. This appeared first on television. Then the next morning, it has appeared on the paper.

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A little girl was running down the road being chased by the American army. The photographer took the photo when the girl was running. The photo made it look like the girl was running toward you.

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On may 4, 1970, a photographer named John Philo, took a picture of a murdered student at Kent state.

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During the Vietnam war, life magazine made a new section in the news paper called one weeks dead. Before this, they had covered the Vietnam war for weeks. One weeks dead would only show the faces.

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On Christmas eve of 1968, an astronaut named William Andres was circling the moon in a spaceship called Apollo 8. William has became on of the few human beings to see the moons dark side. As Apollo 8 rounded the horizon, the half lit earth was rising over the bleak landscape of the moon.

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In the spring of 1969, there was a magazine that got published called "whole earth catalog." One year after the magazine got published, a new holiday called earth day started, and a new movement called the ecology movement started.

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Police began using cameras in crime scenes to help solve a crime. These images have been used as evidence, and were presented in court. Police would take a picture of the body, and a snapshot on who it was. In trials, photographs are used to convict individual criminals.

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One day, a 7 year old girl named Cheryl Mauryn was kidnapped by a stranger. Cheryl's family has not seen her for over 10 years. A forensic artist named Steve Lofton has a unusual skill. He can alter a photograph to make her face look like what she might have looked like 10 years after the kidnap. A picture of her sister is used as a guide. Cheryl is still missing today. But the center has had success.

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in the early 60s, a few artists were perceiving that photography infiltrated our perceptions. Artists by the name of Andy Warhol and Robert Rauschenberg took images from the newspaper and applied them to their canvases. The artists usually don't make just 1 panting. In some cases, artists would make 20 paintings.