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George Eastman is the founder of Eastman Kodak and created the brownie. The brownie is a small camera that was shaped like a box. It was released in 1901.

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The brownie was sold for a dollar. It let anyone from the "middleclass" and amateurs take snapshots. 150,000 cameras were shipped to the U.S. to get sold in stores

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The brownie was made so that the public had a camera that was accessible to them. It was made in the 1900s, in the U.S . It was distributed in many public store

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Edward Curtis took many photos of Natives in 1902. He documented most of the Natives lifestyle.

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Edward Curtis traveled far to take these documentary photos. He traveled across the United States to capture photos of Native Americans.

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Edward Curtis wanted to get pictures of Natives before they white expansion

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Alfred Stieglitz started to bring more art into pictures, rather than having stiff objects. It brought personality into the images making them unique.

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Alfred Stieglitz started the Photo-Secessionist movement. IT was a movement that promoted photography as a fine art in general.

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He took pictures across the United States and would smear Vaseline to create an effect on the camera.

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In 1905 Gilbert Grosvenor edited a dry scientific journal with 3000 subscribers. It was the National Geographic magazine. He was the full time editor for National Geographic.

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When National Geographic was losing money Grosvenor was under pressure. He got bored one day and posted a picture of Lhasa in Tibet. People loved it and he kept posting pictures of the world.

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Gilbert was one of the main editors for the National Geographic that is still going on today. He brought color to photos.

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Lewis Hine was an educator in Chicago and New York. He later got inspired by Riis's work, and decided to pick up a camera. In 1906 he got hired by the National Child Labor Committee.

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Lewis Hine started to take pictures of child labors in 1906 to show the many injustices that happened. He took many pictures across the U.S.

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He took many photos of children doing work that they shouldn't do. The pictures reached the world and child labor laws were in place.

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George Eastman introduced picture postcards to the U.S. in 1908. From the invention of the brownie, it allowed families to take pictures and send them on post cards.

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Picture postcards allowed people to send pictures across the U.S. It allowed people to see pictures that were shot somewhere else.

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Paul Fussell took pictures during WW1 and turned it into propaganda.

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Propaganda photos were supposed to encourage soldiers to fight harder in the war.

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Frank Bunker Gilbreth brought a new type of photography that had more simplicity.

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He created a new style called straight lining. It was simple and caught the attention of many people.

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Gilbreth used a technique called the cyclograph technique where he attached flashing lights to a worker's fingers to indicate the length of time a motion would take.

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Tabloid Journalism is mostly in the daily news. They started having tabloids in 1919.

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Many pictures started becoming the front of daily news. It attracted attention and got people to buy newspaper.

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Clarence Sinclair took images of stars in the U.S. For the first time in history, starts from sports, began to become superstars. People such as babe Ruth were photographed and marketed. It expanded both photography and sports.

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In 1924 Clarence Sinclair took pictures of celebrities in many sports. His first celebrity that he took pictures of was Babe Ruth. They made cards for him and sold it. As a baseball player he made 50,000, while as a celebrity, he made millions.

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The wire was a system that transported photos quickly. It transported to news stations or photo agency's.

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An aerial photo of a plane crash in upstate New York . It was delivered across the country to 47 newspapers and 25 states.

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Arthur Fellig also nick named Weegee, lived in New York City. He is an Australian immigrant that took pictures of crime scenes and accidents in the 1930s.

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Weegee was able to get to the scene quickly because he lived right across the police station. He could get information easily from them and then go to the crime scene. He also befriended the mobster Bugsy Siegal.

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Weegee was infamous for his use of the 4x5 speed graphic camera and flash that did a good job emphasizing in his black and white photos

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Life Magazine was a magazine that was posted weekly in New York City. Life magazine was fist published in 1936 by Henry Luce.

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Henry Luce started Life Magazine because he wanted to inform the American people by posting weekly about world events.

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Life magazine was very impactful to society. It helped give people a new perspective that they didn't have before. It played a key role in history's photojournalism helping inspire more people.

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FSA photographers documented the peoples lives during the great depression as evidence of the tragedies during the Great Depression.

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Dorthea Lang started working as FSA photographers in 1936 during the great depression. She took pictures of migrant farm workers and the poor.

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FSA photographers captured a suffering nation. Documenting this helped spread awareness throughout the country, bringing people who suffer into light.

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The Hindenburg was set to sail in 1937 which ended with it crashing which led many photographers to capture images of its crash.

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Murray Becker was an associated press photographer. Murray Becker was one of many photographers that took picture of the disaster. He took iconic photos of this and the photos grossed news.

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Becker used a speed graphic camera to take pictures

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Ansel Adams was a photographer in the 1940s that took pictures of landscapes. He was also an environmentalist that cared about the environment. He took most of his pictures in Western America.

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Adams played a key role in the development of the National Parks as he was elected as member of the Board of Directors of the Sierra Club where he evolved it into a organization that created national parks along with the protection of the environment form destructive development projects.

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The zone system was developed by Ansel Adams and Fred Archer. The zone system is a method to evaluate the tone range in a composition.

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Robert Frank introduced a new style of photography in 1941. It was photos of everyday life on the street.

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Robert Frank was a photographer that introduced new styles in photography.

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Richard Avedon took fashion pictures in 1944. He took many pictures in New York City.

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Richard Avedon was born and raised in New York City where he involved the fashion world into photography.

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The Black press were Black newspapers for African-American communities.

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Emmet Till was a 14 year old boy that was murdered in Mississippi. His mother insisted for them to post this so that the world could see what happened to her son. It was published in 1955

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The murder of Emmett Till led to the emergence of civil rights movement in the United States.

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The Family Man was an ambitious exhibition of 503 photographs from 68 countries. It was opened in the museum of modern art in New York City in 1955.

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Edward Stitchen is a photographer that created The Family of Man.

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The Family of Man reached many people which was largely because of its international exposure, playing a central role in photography.

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Civil rights photography were photos taken taken of civil right movements to spread spread awareness and to raise money money for their movements.

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Danny Lyon took pictures in the South. He took many pictures of civil rights movements, most notably with the Birmingham race riot in 1963.

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The Birmingham riot was violent. Having people get hosed, stomped by horses, beat by the police. Danny Lyon, one of the photographers their, captured some of the events, and later circulated internationally.

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Photography in Vietnam was used to document the war and for the historical record.

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On June 11, 1963, Malcom Browne took a picture of Quang Duc. There was a crowd of Buddhist monks who gathered around the pagoda. Two young monks brought out gasoline, and poured it over the monk. Quang Duc lit up the match and burned himself.

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Eddie Adams is the man who took the picture of General Loan executing a suspect on the street of Saigon. This appeared on television and was published on newspaper.

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This photo was taken after been napalmed by the American Army. The girl in the photo had been burned and suffered severe wounds. This photograph gives an emotional force, as you can see the kids suffering. You are seeing their emotions, which makes you feel as if you were there.

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John Filo took this picture on May 4, 1970 as a student was Murdered at Kent State. The students were doing a protest against governmental action. They were slaughtered for it by the National Guard. Four people died during that protest.

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Whole Earth was published in 1966 at Portola Institute by Stewart Brand. They were the first people to publish the photo of the Earth.

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Whole Earth was made to keep catalogs of Earth for the people to view.

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Whole Earth inspired the "appropriate technology" movement which advocated for environmentally benign options.

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Apollo's first mission to the moon happened on Christmas eve of Dec. 24, 1968.

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Pilot Jim, Lovell, and Lunar Module Pilot William Anders held a broadcast from lunar orbit, where they shoed pictures of the Earth and moon from there spacecraft.

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In 1969 Life magazine published the faces of Americans that died. It was a one week toll that was 10 pages long.

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Life Magazine decided to put the pictures of the dead after updating people about the war for weeks.

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The result of this was the mourning of these soldiers. Seeing it on the news made it aware of the people.

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Crime scene photos were taken as evidence for trials. Whether or not it is murder or any other crime. It is a very important piece of evidence, because you are taking a picture of the aftermath. That aftermath could help you identify what happened, using clues.

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It is crucial to take pictures early as you don't want any of the evidence get tampered with. Getting an early picture could help identifying what happened faster.

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Still images feels repeated and organic. Photography as art brings spice to the art. Photographs can be infinitely reproduced . 1970s

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Robert Rauschenberg took images from the newspapers applied them or incorporated them within their canvas. He gets a piece of the world and puts it incorporates it into his art

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Rauschenberg rips out a picture from a magazine and douses it with lighter fluid. He then slaps it down on a piece of paper, and the ink from that photographic image as it reproduced in the magazine transfers to the paper.

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American presidents have always known the power of the photograph. There was even a photograph of the 332 pound President Taft, playing golf.

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Photographs had many impact to many people including important presidents such as John F. Kennedy. Kennedy was a very good photographer. People also liked taking pictures of him as they called him "Jack the Back."

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The Gulf War was a war the happened in 1991 with 35 nations.

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David Turnley took many photos in the gulf war. he took photos so that he could document them and put them out internationally.

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David Turnley was awarded with the Pulitzer prize for uprisings in China and Europe.

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In 1994, technology started to advance. With this advancement came with the ability to easier edit photographs.

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Digital photographs also helped find missing children. The ability of making multiple copies, and publishing it everywhere helped. A missing girl Cheryl Morrien went missing and a forensic artist, Steve Loften, manipulated images to make an accurate depiction of what Cheryl would look like today.

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How do we Remember History through Photographs?

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How do we Remember History through Photographs?

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Photographs help us remember history through actually showing us what happened. Photographs, especially on the internet, last for a long time. We can always look back on it and remember what happened.

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How photographs link us together as a human society and as people?

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How photographs link us together as a human society and as people?

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Photographs can help bring us together by having something that people could relate to. It brings people closer and connects us all. Photographs are something we all share and that's what bonds us all together.