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Photojournalism is a way of photographing events or individuals in order to tell the news or aid in news medias portrayal of a story.

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The first mass market portable camera hits the market and is sold for 1$. Called the Brownie it was sold by the kodak company.

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The Photo above was taken in 1899 or 1900 by  photographer Dickenson V. Alley, there's no specific date. It depicts famous inventor Nikola Tesla sitting in a room while massive arcs of electric current flow around him. Believe it or not the photo above is false. The photograph itself wasn't doctored in photoshop rather it was taken using a technique called double exposure.

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The photograph above was taken by Thomas Edison. It Shows Topsy The Elephant being electrocuted by AC Electric Current, and was staged by Edison to discredit AC power.

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The Photograph above depicts Gavrilo Princip being arrested moments after assassinating Archduke Franz Ferdinand. This marked the start of world war I.

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General Electric patents the Flash bulb enabling easier flash photography, which previously, the flash was created with sparks or combustion.

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1929 marks the start of the great depression.

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The 30s were hard for Americans as it was the start of the great depression.

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The first Photoelectric cell light meter is created.

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Migrant Mother depicts the struggle of life during the height of the great depression. Starving and desperate the image of Florence Owens Thompson is supposed to show the world what it is like to be a single mother in the great depression.

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The start of World War II

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Robert Capa photographed 16th Infantry Regiment of the 1st Infantry Division on D-Day. This Photograph is one of eleven and they have come to be known as the magnificent eleven

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The first nuclear explosion is photographed by Jack Aeby on July 6, 1945. Its speculated that the photograph above was taken on a Perfex 33 with a 35mm lens, using a shutter speed of 1/100 at f4 and Anscochrome color movie stock film.
Jack Aeby was on site to witness the explosion as an unofficial/informal civilian to take photographs. While he wasn't the only one to photograph the explosion his picture is the only picture of the explosion captured in color.

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Berlyn B. Brixner also photgraphed the first nuclear explosion however He was the official photographer of the explosion contracted by the Manhattan project. When compared to Jack Aeby is evident that Brixner is the official photographer who had 50 cameras of varying shutter speeds running from different locations. This is to create a stop motion video. The photo above was taken 16ms after detonation. The photographs were taken at Los Alamos National Laboratory.

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1965 War Zone ‘C’ – Ambush of the 173rd Airborne, 1965. 

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1965 War Zone ‘C’ – Ambush of the 173rd Airborne, 1965. 

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Tim Page Photographed the aftermath of the 173rd Airborne walking into a trap in a Viet Cong Base zone.

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This is a photograph of the Apollo 11 mission which was the first manned mission to the Moon. Neil Armstrong Took the photograph of Buzz Aldrin and can be seen in Aldrin's visor. This mission was historic as it was the US's Victory in the space race.

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The photograph above was taken by J. Walter Green of the Associated Press. It depicts the American Robert James Fischer(right) and the Russian Borris Spassky(left) playing at the world chess championship. While chess may not seem important this match was played at the height of the cold war.

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Photoshop is created for the public.