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Frederick H. Evans Birth date (June 26, 1853)

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Frederick H. Evans Birth date (June 26, 1853)

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Fredrick was a architectural photographer that considered his work of art, "The straightest of the straight photography".

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He was born on October 16, 1890 in New York

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André was born on July 2, 1894, in Hungary. He grew up to become a well known straight commercial photographer. He also was a good still life photographer.

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On July 17, 1898, Berenice Abbott was born. She is a famous poet and straight photographer.

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Paul was given his first camera at age 12

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Steps to Chapter House (1903)  by Frederick Henry Evans

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Steps to Chapter House (1903)  by Frederick Henry Evans

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This image depicts the steps ascending to the Chapter House in Wells Cathedral in Somerset, England.

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Paul visited the 291 Gallery in 1905 when it opened. This motivated Strand and he began to take photography seriously.

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This was one of the first big photographs taken by Paul Strand and became very popular.

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From his cottage home in Connecticut during the Summer of 1916. Paul, who specializes in modern photography, got a table and use the light shining through the porch railing to make a abstract photo without trickery, then he rotated the image so that it is unrecognizable to anyone that is viewing the image, Paul said himself “abstract forms to create an emotion unrelated to objectivity."

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This photograph shows a close-up view of regular kitchen bowls that are used to study the effects of light and shadow

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Kertész photographed the cabaret dancer Magda Förstner in the studio of Hungarian sculptor István Beöthy.

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Mondrian's Glasses and Pipe (1926) by André Kertész

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Mondrian's Glasses and Pipe (1926) by André Kertész

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Kertész took this photograph as part of a series of "portraits" of his friend, the painter Piet Mondrian, most of which do not feature the artist himself.

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Using a Arial view László Moholy-Nagy captures a "new vision" as he describes it "the perspectives offered by the modern city — its high-rises and dramatic scales, its geometries of contrast, its industrial patterns and texts.”

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This image was of a movie poster that was torn in the middle to show half the title missing

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Escala de Escala (Ladder of Ladders) (1931) by Manuel Alvarez Bravo

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Escala de Escala (Ladder of Ladders) (1931) by Manuel Alvarez Bravo

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This photograph focuses on the threshold of a coffin-maker's shop, where two ladders lean against the door.

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New York at Night (1932) by Berenice Abbott

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New York at Night (1932) by Berenice Abbott

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This aerial view of New York City at night, taken from a high-rise building, shows the lights of the buildings and streets glowing

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Walker Evans took a picture of a shoe shinning building in 1936.

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Furniture Store Sign near Birmingham, Alabama, 1936 by Walker Evans

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Furniture Store Sign near Birmingham, Alabama, 1936 by Walker Evans

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This photo is of a furniture store sign in Alabama. This was used as advertisement for the company.

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Walker Evans Butcher's Sign, Mississippi, 1936

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Walker Evans Butcher's Sign, Mississippi, 1936

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This photo depicts a butchers sign which has the image of a cow on the front.

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Steel support struts are visible inside several newly constructed giant pipes to be installed in a diversion tunnel that will carry the Missouri River around Fort Peck Dam construction in Montana in 1936.

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Margaret took pictures of the Great depression era.  The great depression was a severe worldwide economic depression that took place mostly during the 1930s,

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Margaret also took pictures of World War II. was a global war that lasted from 1939 to 1945. It involved the vast majority of the world's countries—including all the great powers—forming two opposing military alliances: the Allies and the Axis

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This photo shows a man in the foreground, apparently surveying the broken bench, is Kertesz's friend and Erzsébet's business partner, Thomas Frank

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Arbus photographs two identical twin sisters, dressed in matching dresses, standing in front of a white wall in a Knights of Columbus hall in New Jersey