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he also sees his role as a whistle-blower and he opposes the viewing restrictions for visual media because of the restrictions diminish their impact.

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he also sees his role as a whistle-blower and he opposes the viewing restrictions for visual media because of the restrictions diminish their impact.

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he also the skills to organize what he perceives in a  compelling and complex manner using  the complete range of photography vocabulary with great mastery.

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he also the skills to organize what he perceives in a  compelling and complex manner using  the complete range of photography vocabulary with great mastery.

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also covered the Beslan school siege in 2004. 

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also covered the Beslan school siege in 2004. 

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he covered the  Moscow theatre hostage crisis in Moscow in 2002.

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he covered the  Moscow theatre hostage crisis in Moscow in 2002.

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in 2015 the new York times had ask him to travel to Greece and to take photos of the landings of refugees so he went and followed them on their  way to western Europe which took five months on the project.

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in 2015 the new York times had ask him to travel to Greece and to take photos of the landings of refugees so he went and followed them on their  way to western Europe which took five months on the project.

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he is a contributor to the new York times.

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he is a contributor to the new York times.

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in 2016 he won the first prize for the European migrant crisis images in the same category.

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in 2016 he won the first prize for the European migrant crisis images in the same category.

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in 2015 he won third prize of world press photo award in the general news category for his photos of Gaza conflict. 

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in 2015 he won third prize of world press photo award in the general news category for his photos of Gaza conflict. 

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he graduated from Moscow state university also academy of labour and social relations.

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he graduated from Moscow state university also academy of labour and social relations.

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In 2017 he got the Robert capa gold medal for taking pictures of war in Iraq.

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In 2017 he got the Robert capa gold medal for taking pictures of war in Iraq.

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He worked for the new York times producing images from the migrant crisis.

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He worked for the new York times producing images from the migrant crisis.

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 He worked as a freelance photographer for the associated press between 2003 and 2012.

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 He worked as a freelance photographer for the associated press between 2003 and 2012.

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He took images of people escaping the war in Iraq going to other countries letting them in meaning they are refugees. 

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He took images of people escaping the war in Iraq going to other countries letting them in meaning they are refugees. 

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He also got a  Pulitzer prize for being the one to be breaking news of photography in 1992. 

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He also got a  Pulitzer prize for being the one to be breaking news of photography in 1992. 

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I can see people in the image and other objects there at the seaside .

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I can see people in the image and other objects there at the seaside .

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the table cloth is pertiant from the image. 

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the table cloth is pertiant from the image. 

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I can see objects in the image and the aperture is large meaning the whole image is clear.  

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I can see objects in the image and the aperture is large meaning the whole image is clear.  

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evaluation for the most inspiring Cornelia parker image 

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evaluation for the most inspiring Cornelia parker image 

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evaluation for the most inspiring martin parr image  

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evaluation for the most inspiring martin parr image  

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Cornelia parker was shortlisted for the turner prize in 1997.

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Cornelia parker was shortlisted for the turner prize in 1997.

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also she receive a MFA from a reading university in 1982 because she went to Wolverhampton in 1975 to 1978.  

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also she receive a MFA from a reading university in 1982 because she went to Wolverhampton in 1975 to 1978.  

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she studied at   Gloucestershire college of art and design from 1974 to 1975 which was a year. 

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she studied at   Gloucestershire college of art and design from 1974 to 1975 which was a year. 

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the reason why this image of cornelia parker inspires me is because the style she has gone for with the equipment hanging on strings.

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the reason why this image of cornelia parker inspires me is because the style she has gone for with the equipment hanging on strings.

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the reason why this image of martin parr inspires me is because of the style he has gone for and the emotions.

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the reason why this image of martin parr inspires me is because of the style he has gone for and the emotions.

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the photogrphist that inspire me is martin parr and Cornelia parker because of the types of photographs they take which is style of photographs and what is in them.

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the photogrphist that inspire me is martin parr and Cornelia parker because of the types of photographs they take which is style of photographs and what is in them.

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he moved to Hebden bridge in west Yorkshire where he would complete his first mature work meaning to improve his work which means focus on specific work rather than lots of images that has a main details in 1975. 

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he moved to Hebden bridge in west Yorkshire where he would complete his first mature work meaning to improve his work which means focus on specific work rather than lots of images that has a main details in 1975. 

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martin parr studied photography with Daniel meadows and Brian griffin at Manchester polytechnic beginning from 1970 to 1972 meaning he was there for 2 years. 

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martin parr studied photography with Daniel meadows and Brian griffin at Manchester polytechnic beginning from 1970 to 1972 meaning he was there for 2 years. 

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he married susan Mitchel and had a child who is called Ellen parr which was born in 1986.  

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he married susan Mitchel and had a child who is called Ellen parr which was born in 1986.  

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martin parr was born in 23rd of may in 1952.

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martin parr was born in 23rd of may in 1952.

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this image is demonstrating one of my skills which is camera freeze.

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this image is demonstrating one of my skills which is camera freeze.

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this is primary research for the internet.

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this image is demonstrating one of my skills which is panning.

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this is primary research for the internet.

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this is primary research for the internet.

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this image is demonstrating  one of my skills which is camera shake.

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my camera obscura is simple and looks creative because of the way the photographs have been placed on it in a certain way.

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my camera obscura is simple and looks creative because of the way the photographs have been placed on it in a certain way.

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Eugene Atget as acclaimed art photographer and when he died he had left a 2000-80 glass plate negatives from 1857. 

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Eugene Atget as acclaimed art photographer and when he died he had left a 2000-80 glass plate negatives from 1857. 

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direct positive photos on glass and metal in 1862.

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direct positive photos on glass and metal in 1862.

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George Eastman developed dry plates and films with flexible backings roll holders for the flexible films in 1854. also Eastman Kodak is more able to become the most prolific producer of photographic materials in the world. 

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George Eastman developed dry plates and films with flexible backings roll holders for the flexible films in 1854. also Eastman Kodak is more able to become the most prolific producer of photographic materials in the world. 

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Jane Wigley was the first to use a prism put into the camera to reverse the inverted daguerreotype in 1850.

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Jane Wigley was the first to use a prism put into the camera to reverse the inverted daguerreotype in 1850.

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Jacob riis pioneers photojournalism using photos of slums and tenements in new York to social change in 1849.

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Jacob riis pioneers photojournalism using photos of slums and tenements in new York to social change in 1849.

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 Ann Cooke was the first woman to open a photographic portrait studio in 1843. 

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 Ann Cooke was the first woman to open a photographic portrait studio in 1843. 

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in 1839 Hertschel invented the method of sensitizing glass with silver halide and the negative glass plate. she also created the terms photography, positive and negative pictures. 

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in 1839 Hertschel invented the method of sensitizing glass with silver halide and the negative glass plate. she also created the terms photography, positive and negative pictures. 

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in 1839 daguerreotype was introduced which is a positive only process allowing no reproduction of the picture that was developed with toxic mercury vapour which brings out the creation of modern portrait photography.   

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in 1839 daguerreotype was introduced which is a positive only process allowing no reproduction of the picture that was developed with toxic mercury vapour which brings out the creation of modern portrait photography.   

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1824 The First Permanent Image
While trying to create a lithographic image, Joseph Niépce made the first "permanent" image using light sensitive material and dubs the process heliography. The earliest surviving photograph an image of a nearby rooftop, takes somewhere between 8 and 20 hours to expose.
1831 James Clerk-Maxwell  A Scottish physicist, he first demonstrated a color photography system involving three black and white photographs, each taken through a red, green, or blue filter. The photos were turned into lantern slides and projected in registration with the same color filters. This is the "color separation" method. (d. 1879)

1834 William Henry Fox Talbot Invents a salted paper prints which is a printing out process.

1821 Alexander Gardner becomes employed by famed photographer Matthew Brady, and becomes an expert in the then-new collodion (wet-plate) process. When the Civil War breaks out, Gardner is sent into the field and produces some of the first modern war photos of evidence.

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Events In 1800's1800 Thomas Wedgwood The first photograph was created using a chemical process and focused light is made by Thomas Wedgwood. The photograph is highly unstable and deteriorates rapidly.1807 William Hyde Wollaston Invented the camera lucida. The camera looks like a spy glass and looking through it combines the subject and the drawing surface in the same view.1815 Julia Margaret Cameron is known for her romantic portraits of prominent people of the Victorian Era.1822 Mathew Brady and his staff cover the American Civil War, exposing 7000 negative plates and revealing with new frankness the horrors of war. A major contributor to American History, he photographed, with one exception, every President of the United States from John Quincy Adams to William McKinley, the sixth to the twentyfifth Presidents.

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Events In 1800's1800 Thomas Wedgwood The first photograph was created using a chemical process and focused light is made by Thomas Wedgwood. The photograph is highly unstable and deteriorates rapidly.1807 William Hyde Wollaston Invented the camera lucida. The camera looks like a spy glass and looking through it combines the subject and the drawing surface in the same view.1815 Julia Margaret Cameron is known for her romantic portraits of prominent people of the Victorian Era.1822 Mathew Brady and his staff cover the American Civil War, exposing 7000 negative plates and revealing with new frankness the horrors of war. A major contributor to American History, he photographed, with one exception, every President of the United States from John Quincy Adams to William McKinley, the sixth to the twentyfifth Presidents.

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Events In 1700's

1727 Professor J. Schulze mixes chalk, nitric acid, and silver in a flask and notices darkening on side of flask exposed to sunlight. This event becomes the accidental creation of the first photo-sensitive compound.

1765 Joseph Nicephore Niépce who loved lithography but couldn't draw, invented the process by which a projected image that could be affixed to light sensitive material. By the age of 53, the major technical elements were present in his work: camera, biconvex lens, and diaphragm. He was able to produce a sharp negative onto silver chloride and make it permanent enough to mail to his brother in 1833.

1771 Thomas Wedgwood experiments proved that chemically transferring images of objects and pictures with the aid of light that could be achieved. Wedgwood used nitrate of silver on white paper or leather. The only drawback was that the image was not permanent and faded to black if exposed to any further light.

1787 Louis Jacques Mandé Daguerre Building on Niépce's work, Daguerre was able to produce the first permanent positive image made from nature, thus creating the daguerrotype.

1796 Aloys Senefeldr Invents the term lithography.

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history of photography timline and images of example of people and cameras/information also website 

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history of photography timline and images of example of people and cameras/information also website 

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