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In 1900, George Eastmen was the person who invented the brownie. The brownie was the first camera to ever be portable.

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The brownie camera allowed for people to have easy and cheap access to cameras that could be easily carried around. They were sold at $1.

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This is an image that was taken with a brownie camera.

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Alfred Steiglitz was convinced that photography should be considered a fine art. Because of this he wanted to make photography better than the "artless" and "amateur" photography that was already out in the world. He had finally gotten and achieved his goal years later in 1917.

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This image depicts what Alfred was talking about. This photo has all the aspects he was talking about. He turns the image into a art piece rather than just a photo.

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He is famous for being one of the first photographers of national geographic. In 1903, he became editor in chief and in 1920 he went on to do bigger and better things.

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National geographic is a magazine that was published on Septmeber 22, 1888.

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Gilbert Grosvenor - national geographic photos 

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Gilbert Grosvenor - national geographic photos 

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Gilbert Grosvenor at work at the national geographic headquarters in Washington.

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Documentary photography - Edward Curtis 

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Documentary photography - Edward Curtis 

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He was known for taking portraits such as the one that he took for the Roosevelt family. But later after he met George Grinnell he started to become more fascinated with Native Americans and their culture. It was only in the 1950s when his fascination took off and he started to take photos of the Natives. Except these were all in his point of view. He wanted them to look exactly as he pictured them. Only then would he take the picture of them.

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This photo shows what he means by ideal Native American. It depicts the way he saw them.

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In 1908, the picture postcard was made so that people who were not in close range would be able to communicate. Since it had a strong base that one could write on people would often write messages on the back for loved ones.

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This picture is a view of the front and back of the picture postcards.

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This image shows the type of photos they put on the postcards.

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From 1908 to 1912 Lewis Hine was hired to take pictures of child labor laws. He was hired as a teacher by the National Child Labor Committee.

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National Child Labor Committee - Poster 

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National Child Labor Committee - Poster 

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Frank Gilbreth was an american engineered who studied how to enhance your efficiency during different tasks.

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Paul Strand is known as the person who carved out the path for Modernism/straight photography.

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Modernism/straight photography - What is it? 

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Modernism/straight photography - What is it? 

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Modernism/straight photography is a type of photography that lets one engage/ emphasize the sharp focus capability. Straight photography appeared around 1916.

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This is an example of Paul Strands straight/modernism photography.

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Woodrow Wilson -  Propaganda Photography

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Woodrow Wilson -  Propaganda Photography

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Wilson was the first person to ever start the use of government propaganda. He also started a campaign of intimidation and suppression against those that had continued to oppose the war.

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In 1917, propaganda photography was used during World War I to show what happens on the front lines of a war. These photographs were used to gain some moral sympathy for all the troops.

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Some photographs were staged so that photographers could catch more interesting moments during the War.

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Tabloid journalism was basically news that was either false or over dramatic. It was a small little newspaper that came with many different stories on it. All were either exaggerated or plain fake so that the people writing them could get the public's attention.

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The "New York Times" was one of the biggest tabloids during the 1900s along with "The Daily News". It began it's publication in 1851 as a penny newspaper.

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This image shows how

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In the 1920's celebrity photography was mostly used to create an image of someone famous. They could also use celebrity photography to promote products and such in Hollywood.

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In 1920 George Hurrell was one of the first people to start using celebrity photography for promotion purposes.

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This is an image that George Hurrell took.

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Along with George Hurrell Clarence Sinclair also joined in using celebrity photography for promotion purposes in the 1920s.

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Grace kelly

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The first AP photo sent by wire depicted a crash of a small plane in New York's Adirondack Mountains. Except the only downside was that the first photosystems were not produced well.

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The wire associated press's first image 

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The wire associated press's first image 

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This is the image of the plane crash

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It was mostly used to take photos of very historical moments. For example, the bombing of pearl harbor.

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This image of the hindenburg Explosion that took place in New Jersey was captured in 1937. With a speed graphic camera Murray Becker was able to take the photo with ease.

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He was known as the person who had taken the picture of the Hindenburg explosion in 1935. He went on to capture even more historical photos later on down the line.

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It gets it's name from the rapid speed that the focal plane shutter opens and closes. The speed graphic camera was made in New York.

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During the Great Depression FSA showed everyone the truth about the economic crisis that was happening during this time. At the time they were especially helpful to President Roosevelt since this let him basically sell his programs to the people.

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Roy Stryker was one of the photographers known for being a FSA photographer. During this time Roy was one of the first people to ever bring documentary photography into the FSA movement.

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Dorothea Lange was the other FSA photographer that was associated with helping the FSA administration.

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In New York, in 1936, Life Magazine was produced. Life magazine included pictures from all around the world to be put into their magazine. It was good since now the public knew what the outside world looked like.

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Henry Luce was the guy that had created Life Magazine. He was considered "the most influential private citizen in the America of his day". This is because he would closely supervise and influence magazines.

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Life magazine has been putting out issues for a long time now. It has continued to produce magazines for many people all over the world to read. Life magazine helped improved the peoples views on photos graphs and the importance they have on someone.

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In the 1940's the Wee Gee was created by Author Fellig. He was known for being a photographer as well as a photojournalist. Mostly known for being the person that took photos of gang assassinations.

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It was so that the folks would know what really goes on in the streets of NYC. The concept of these photos were to basically show that not everything is great in NYC.

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The Wee Gee didn't just capture gruesome or horrible images but that was it's main purpose.

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In the 1940's Social Reform photography was used to effect social change. So things like racial discrimination.

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In the 1940s Gordon Parks was known as an American photographer, writer, etc. He became even more prominently known when he started using photojournalism in U.S. documentaries.

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Gordon Parks images were used against racial discrimination. But these images highlighted what it was like for a black person back then.

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Ansel Adams was known for his black and white images of the American West. He helped found f/64. It was an association of photographers who who advocated for "pure" photography.