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The Brownie was introduced in the 1900s and was a series of new cameras made by Eastman Kodak. it was a basic box camera that had a simple meniscus lens and took 2 1/4-inch square pictures on 117 roll film.

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George introduced the Kodak camera in 1888. Thanks to his genius invention anyone could now take pictures with a handheld camera.

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The brownie had a huge impact on our society because it allowed people to take pictures anywhere they wanted

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This picture postcard is centered around what California looks like to people who don't live there.

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Picture Postcards were artisitc notes used to describe a certain place or person. these were very popular in the 1900s.

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Interesting facts about Picture Postcards

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Interesting facts about Picture Postcards

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the concept of the picture postcard was invented by Dr. Heinrich von Stephan in Prussia in 1865.

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The beginning of modern photojournalism
took place in 1925, in Germany.

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Glbert Grovenor was the father of photojournalism and a very good editor for the National Geographic magazines.

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Gilbert was a huge impact on society at the time because he was one of the best if not the best editor at that time.

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This is a example of magazine photography

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Documentary photography is a style of photography that provides a straightforward and accurate representation of real life events.

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Edward Sheriff Curtis was an American photographer that shot a lot of documentary photography on mostly native people.

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Curtis ultimately froze them in a past that no longer existed. This romanticised portrayal was amplified by Curtis Pictorialist style.

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Pictorialism was used more as a drawing than actual photography. people started to view photography as more of an art after pictorialism was founded.

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Alfred Stieglitz started the Photo-Secessionist movement. he used this movement to slowly change what photography meant to him and other people around him.

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The Pictorialists became known through there very interesting way of rubbing vaseline on their camera lenses in the darkroom after painting chemicals on the prints.

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Pictorialism allowed people to express themselvs through photography in many different ways and paved a new way for new photographers just starting in the art.

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Social reform photography was in a period of time when photographs were beginning to enter into many aspects of American life. They came through the mail pictures appeared in newspapers and magazines.

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Lewis Hine was a teacher who first picked up a camera as an educational tool. In 1906 he was hired by the National Child Labor Committee.

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Hine assembled his pictures into exhibitions and slide shows, which bridged the country. His photographs reached a huge audience of people who had never seen these kinds of images before.

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Lewis took a ton of pictures of children working long hard dangerous jobs which sparked a lot of peoples attention because of his slide shows.

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motion studies photography was often used in work forces. In this speeded up world, factory owners looked to the camera to make their workers move even faster. this can be applied to any activity.

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Frank Bunker Gilbreth took his first step into the field of management in 1885. His interest in finding the best method led to his development of motion and fatigue studies.

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Some accused Gilbreth of turning skilled workers into robots but the bosses loved his techniques. Frank spent most of his time filming surgeons because they took more time.

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Straight photography was invented by society but Paul strand was the genius behind the idea.

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Paul Strand was an enthusiast for the focused realism of the new generations young photographers.

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Strands modernist movement was very wide and he had reached a lot of photographers through his movement.

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Propaganda photography was mostly used to encourage movements across the world. a good example of this would pictures of the Germans when they would all come together.

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President Wilson established the country’s first propaganda agency. He them would unleash a huge media campaign to rally the country to his cause.

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After a while propaganda photography started to become more violent and dove deeper into war and politics. Pictures can always tell stories and most of these told horrible ones.

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Tabloid Journalism was started in 1919 when the daily news made their opening. The daily news is still the oldest tabloid newspaper to this day.

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The Daily News Effect on Tabloid Journalism

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The Daily News Effect on Tabloid Journalism

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Since the daily news was the first newspaper company at the time everything was very new. They would go as far as sneaking in cameras to executions.

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Modern journalism is the one that has adapted to the new habits of readers tight deadlines and zapping between sources of information.

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National Geographic pioneered the printing of color photographs. Photography made the magazine a huge success.

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National Geographic helped people all around the world learn about the earth and has inspired a lot of young photographers who are interested in that type of photography.

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technology has had huge improvements and cameras have been evolving into works of art. this is a comparison of then vs now.

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there have always been famous people. But photography added a new dimension to fame, and created a uniquely 20th century phenomenon, the media celebrity.

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Edward Steichen was a very skilled photographer. he was very good at making average pictures look amazing.

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Baseball player George Herman Ruth became, after the Prince of Wales, the most photographed human being on earth. this is our era of celebrity photography.

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The Associated Press began its Wirephoto service in 1935 and held a trademark on the term AP Wirephoto between 1963 and 2004.

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A wire photo is actually a photographic image that was acquired not directly from a glass or whatsoever negative but was printed out from an image transmitted to a news or photo agency by its press. photographer or reporter via telegraph or telephone wires

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wire journalism revolves around the idea of using the news to press print your photos. a ton of photographers used to use this method.

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The Hindenburg disaster was an airship accident that occurred on May 6, 1937 in Manchester Township, New Jersey, United States.

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The disaster, which was caused by static electricity, claimed 36 lives and proved embarrassing for the Nazis, who used the ship as an example of their engineering skills and a propaganda machine.

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Murray Becker, an Associated Press photographer whose pictures of the burning airship Hindenburg are very big in the photography world.

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WeeGee was a very interesting photographer because the things he wanted to take pictures of were out of the ordanairy.

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WeeGee always worked for himself and that inspired a lot of young photographers but he also shot photos that revealed the dark side of humanity.

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WeeGee shot this photo at a wedding when this man was shot. you can barley even see the blood because the body was there for so long.

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Life Magazine was this great, great lesson about what the other world, the outside world was all about. Many photographers wanted a chance to work for them.

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Henry Luce was the founder of life magazine and a published who had gave Americans something they had never seen before.

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Henry Luce always had a fascination with what he called picture magic. To introduce his new magazine to the world, he wrote an essay which described the many powers of photography.

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As part of the Farm Security Administration the government established an organization unique in peace time, a propaganda agency that would use the power of photographs to sell Roosevelts programs.

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Roosevelt attempted to deal with the economic crisis proposing a multitude of new government programs. This cause the stock market to crash and people started to lose their jobs

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The great depression cause a lot of familes to become poor or homeless. people would have to scavenge for whatever they can find.

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A reform movement is a type of social movement that aims to bring a social or also a political system closer to the community's ideal.

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Gordon Parks was a young black photographer who loved the arts of photography. He had to learn early and through the streets that since he was black he would be treated differently.

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Roy Stryker believed that photographs could be used to combat racial discrimination. He began by showing Parks how things really worked on the streets of the nation's capital.

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The war was fought on many fronts an astounding global story which both the military and the press were determined to record in pictures.

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To win World War II it wasn’t enough to tell the American public what they were fighting for it was necessary to drive home what they were fighting against.

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To modern eyes, of all the many pictures coming out of World War II, this is one of the strangest and the most telling.

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Street photography, also sometimes called candid photography, is photography conducted for art or enquiry that features unmediated chance encounters and random incidents within public places.

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In a mid 1950s, a new generation of photographers led by Robert Frank, William Klein rejected the perfect lighting and composition of professional picture taking.

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In the boom of the 1950s, Americans were being inundated with images. Although television was becoming America's favorite pastime photography was still king.

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In a South where violent racism was commonplace, Emmett Till’s murder may have gone unnoticed, except for this photograph. Published only in the black press, it showed his young face beaten beyond recognition.

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In August, 1955, a fourteen-year-old boy, visiting Mississippi from Chicago, was accused of whistling at a white woman. He was bludgeoned to death and his body was thrown into a nearby river.

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The south was very violent at this time and when this murder happened things got even worse for black people.

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Civil Rights photography was a big conception in the south. it was also very violent for some photographers because of all the hatred between races.

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Danny Lyon was a American Photographer who wanted to make photographs, and he wanted to make photographs of Civil Rights because it was just a compelling subject.

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The birmingham race riots were riots for civil right because of all the systemic racism.

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1 Quang Duc
2 GENERAL NGUYEN NGOC LOAN

3 Phan Thi Kim Phuc

4 Mary Ann Vecchio

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This picture is supposed to symbolize what violent acts were happening at the time in America. in the picture is a burning monk who was attacked by white Americans.

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This picture depicts general Nyguyen about to execute a civilian for not cooperating with his soilders.

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This picture shows a young girl in pain because of the gruesome burns she was given from the napalm the solders had released.

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This picture depicts a young boy who was killed on the streets due to protest involvement.

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Whole Earth was a catalog that showed amazing pictures of the Earth and space. Due to this catalog many environmental movements had started to develop.

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Stewart Brand was the editor for Whole Earth and was a very big environmentalist. His involvement in Whole Earth made him and the people surrounding him be included in environment movements.

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The Whole Earth Catalog had made everyone have greater respect for the Earth.

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One Life Magazines Most talked about features was the face of an america solder dead in vietnam.

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The goal of this magazine was to reveal the horrors of the war to the public. people didnt know what war really was like and Lifes magazine showed people this through the features.

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After the magazine was published there were a lot of people who didn't like the violence the magazine showed. it still was very sucessfull and people all around America were buying it.

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This is a photo showing a murder that had happened at a house party. it was taken by one of the crime scene detectives.

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the Joel Steinburg trial was centered around Joel Steinburg and his wife. they had viciously murdered the youngest child and had been busing him for a long time.

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Crime Scene photography has had a great impact on the world because now detectives can solve cases better and faster using photos.

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With the rise of computer and smart phone technology photography became much easier and more people would actually buy photographs.

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This is a picture of oj in court openly mocking the murder he commited. the gloves that he is wearing symbolize what he used the night he killed his wife.

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Cheryl Morrien was kidnapped when she was 7 years old. her kidnapper had used digital manipulation so that he could see what she would look like when shes a teen.

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Pictures can be infinitely reproduced and since they can also be alterd very easily we should start treating photography as more of a skill or art.

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The Tillmans were very skilled and published a lot of pictures that had youth culture. they enjoyed to see what our youth is really like.

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This photograph is more suttle and calm because of the ocean in the background. thats what Rineke Dijkstra was going for.

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The gulf war was something that a lot of people didnt know about because it was very discrete and not in very populated areas.

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David Turnley was one of the main photographers during the gulf war. his experience there was hard because of all the close contact warfare he had to see.

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this photo was taken by David after this solder had found out that his friend was dead. the solder next to him is also severely injured.

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the photo op is an oppurtunity for celeberities politicans or anyone important to be able to use photographs that will get them votes.

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This photo is very controvercial because Bill Clinton accused his wife of cheating and then went on to admit that he cheated. he was later impeached.

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Gary Hart was one of the front runners in his presidential race until he had his whole presidency ruined because of one photo.

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How we Remember History Through Photographs

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How we Remember History Through Photographs

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Photographs are something that we can never let dissapear because they can tell stories and teach us lesson in life. The stories that some pictures tell are just amazing and can never be forgotten.

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How Photographs Bring the World Together

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How Photographs Bring the World Together

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Photographs allow people to relate and find love for new things together. Family and Friends are always a way for people to come together and to then add a picture so that we can remember is amazing.