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During the year 1900 the brownie was invented by Kodak to capture all moments; connected people who were separated by distance and was also affordable at the cost of 1$.

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In 1900 Edward Curtis was involved in being an example of document photography to capture historical events and a view into the life of American Indians.

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Alfred Stieglitz invented pictorialism, which is a technique where chemicals are used to simulate brush strokes, in 1902 to stray away from artless amateur photography and also to make people think more about photos.

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During 1903 Frank Gilbreth wanted to study the fastest workers to figure out how to teach maximum efficiency so he attached flashing lights to a worker’s fingers to indicate the length of time a motion would take.

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National Geographic and Gilbert Grovner both played a great role in magazine photos during the year 1905 to spread the knowledge and cultures of other countries. This then brought new aspects and ways of life from around the world in the view of the average american.

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Lewis Hine who was hired by the National Child Labor committee in 1906 hoped that photographs might lend powerful support to their campaign to make child labor illegal. By submitting his pictures into exhibitions and slide shows which criss crosses the country led to more eyes seeing the issues.

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Kodak during 1908 wanted to create a way of sending photos to family and friends by providing strong paper for printing and an area on the back to write which helped cover family/social situations.

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During 1915 Paul Strand created modernism by taking sharp images to produce realism and for the photo to be interpreted different ways. Pictures of nature helped show this by taking a picture just how it looked in real life.

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During 1917 and the world war propaganda was used to raise the moral of troops and inform the public with the war. These photos showed people the real war and tried to persuade people to think a way.

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During the year 1919 a small sized newspaper with many news stories was created to spread news. Fake news was also common in tabloid journals to help bring attention to the stories.

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George Hurrell during 1920 used celebrities to promote products and help bring in consumers. This was used to help grow a market for a company by putting big names next to the product.

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During 1935 the ap created the wire press which made it possible for pictures to be taken simultaneously at times across the country. It was used to capture historical photos such as the landing of Amelia Earhart.

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This explosion was captured in 1937 by Murray Becker by using a speed graphic camera. The crash took place in Lakehurst New Jersey.

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Murray Becker is the photographer who is known to have captured the hindenburg explosion and went on to capture many more historical moments. He was born in 1909 and died in 1986.

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the speed graphic camera was produced in rochester new york. the name of speed graphic comes from the b\ability of the speed that could be achieved with the focal plane shutter.

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the farm security administration showed the truth about the economic downfall that was happening in america specifically during the great depression. at the time the photos helped president roosevelt sell his programs but for later generations have become a critical moment in history.

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two photographers were known for being the faces of FSA. roy stryker launched the document photography movement.

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dorothea lange was the other influential photographer that was a part of the fsa administration.

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life magazine was officially created in 1936 in new york which included pictures that were captured from around the world.

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henry luce was the creator of life magazine. he was born in 1898 and died in 1967. he launched and supervised influential magazines that transformed journalism.

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life magazine has continued to be produced and spreading news from across the globe for everyone to read. life helped people see the importance of pictures and what they do for our society.

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the wee gee was created in the 1940s by arthur fellig who was a photographer and photojournalist. he was known for taking photos of gang assassinations.

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the purpose of the wee gee was to follow the city's emergency services to capture the unflinchingly reality of the city in nyc.

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social reform photography was used to highlight racial discrimination.

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gordon parks was an american photographer, musician, writer, and film director, who became prominent in US documentary photojournalism in the 1940s through 1970s. he focused mainly on issues of civil rights, poverty and african americans.

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gordon believed the photographs could be used to fight racial discrimination and took photos that highlighted these issues so the public can see.

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ansel adams was an american landscape photographer and environmentalist known for his black and white images of the american west.

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ansel became known in 1941 when he traveled around the US to capture photos of nature and geography because he believed it is our history.

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around december 7 1941 the fsa photographers were sent out to capture the front lines o the war to show what it looked like as well as other ¨war activities¨ that went on at home.

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Boats and boating--Equipment and supplies

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the most common street photography were inputted into the life magazine,movies as well as tv shows.

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street photography became prevalent in the 1950s and had the purpose of creating the vision of the perfect american life.

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robert frank who was a famous street photographer, did his most notable work in a book titled the americans in 1958.

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fashion photography gave the public inspiration of clothing to be worn to aspire a certain look. it was a way to [promote and sell branded clothes and became popular during the 1950s.

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robert avedon was a n american fashion and portrait photographer. he wired for harper's bazaar and vogue specializing in capturing movement in fashion theater and dance

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during 1955, photographers from all over the world captured images to compile into a book for everyone to see and gain knowledge from. there was also an exhibit made of photos to show the human heat was beautiful and shared by everyone. the purpose was to show the unity among all different cultures.

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edward steichen was an american photographer, curator, and painter, renowned as one if the most prolific and influential figures of history of photography. steichen was credited with transforming photography into an art form.

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an african american newspaper made to show social issues involving discrimination and inequality in 1955.

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the black press gained a lot of press when publishing this photo in the emmett till story which was and still is a historical social issue that gained a lot of press formed around the severity of discrimination during the 1950s.

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the photo op propaganda became prevalent in 1961 when ronald reagan was president.

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photos showed the president's emotions in work or in the white house which gives people a public view of the president's life.

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what was special about ronald reagan in the public eye?

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what was special about ronald reagan in the public eye?

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the president was comfortable in the public eye because over the period of being an actor he had built up the stage craft.

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social reform photography became civil rights photography

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social reform photography became civil rights photography

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the civil rights movement had been raging and there were terrible brutalities happening towards african americans specifically when the movement in birmingham happened.

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danny lyons was a photographer that took photos of racially segregated facilities during the civil rights era in 1963.

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danny took a lot of photos during this time period from things like the march on birmingham and also siema.

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the vietnam war occured around 1963. photographers had greater access to the vietnam war and the photos taken allowed people to have a view on the war like no one has had before.

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hal buell who was a photographer during the vietnam war collected all of his photos into a book for others to see and experience as well.

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malcolm browne photographed this photo in 1963 and presented to the ny times who said they wouldn´t print it but others did. It became a very influential photo because president kennedy viewed it and said ¨this just wont do, it´s time to get rid of the Diem regime¨.

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was photographed by vicki goldberg in 1968 and caused many people to be stunned because they had never before seen this moment of death.

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an image of children running from the fear f the war, photographed by harold evans in 1972 where phan thi kim was photographed head on. In the photo you are viewing the perspective as if you were there.

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mary ann was photographed by graham nash in 1970 showing her reaction of the experience of someone being shot in front of her. It was deemed an example of photos that make you change the way you feel.

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LIFE showed faces of soldiers that have passed during the war. this changed the course of the war because people were able to relate to these soldiers and see their faces.

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In january 1966 stewart brand looked out of his window as he took lsd and observed the earth and said ¨why haven't we seen the whole earth yet?¨

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On december 24 1968 william anders was aboard apollo 8 circling the moon and he photographed a picture of earth which was the first time people actually seen the earth.

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this increase for photos has made us comfortable with pictures and them relaying information. In today´s world, in the end of the 20th century, artists are aware of photography portraying information and being manipulated.

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andy warhol was an artist, movie director, and producer who was a main figure in the visual art movement known as pop art. Andy and his art became known during the 1960s.

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the marilyn monroe pop art, made in 967 is still andy warhol's most famous pieces of art.

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the gulf war was a war started in 1991 led by the US against irag in response of iraq´s invasion and annexation of kuwait arising from oil pricing and production disputes.

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david turnley is a photographer who became known during the gulf war. While david had been on the border, he discovered an elite MASH unit, which is what led to him being on the Blackhawk helicopter on the day of the war. this photo has been very popularized.

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the photograph is a moment depicting the medics having placed a body bag into the helicopter and the soldier on the left realizing his best friend had just been killed.

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starting in 1990, photoshop has become an easily accessed tool for people to use in everyday photos.

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photoshop was used when OJ Simpson was on trial to make him look more sinister. This is dangerous because people get a view on things that is easily manipulated.

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a benefit of photoshop is it can be used to help create a description of what missing children would look like after years they've been gone.

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photography allows for history to seem more realistic because people get a visual connection to what's happening. it has become easier for us to empathize with those who came before us and connect with them.

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how does photography link us together as a human society and as people?

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how does photography link us together as a human society and as people?

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photography has given people the ability to be remembered and capture a moment in time that no one will get back. It also gives a closer connection to our past as we look back on historical photos.

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photography keeps us all connected by keeping in touch with other people by sending them photos and cherishing those photos of loved ones that may be hard to reach. A christmas card is an example of people staying connected through photos.