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-world first selfie was in 1839 by Robert Cornelius

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Photographers change how humans view/perceive war

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During Civil war many controversial photos spoke thousands of  words to the affects of war on families

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During civil war era subjects had to stand still for  8 seconds for photo

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"Nobody can please everyone, but at least they should tell the truth, right?"-Quote

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Censorship began during war to conceal horrors of war and keep high moral/ prevent espionage

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Cencorship used to prevent  harsh realities of war
and keep tactics hidden

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Parties censor photos to not show what the aftermath of war is.

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In WW1 American military banned pics of soldiers drinking and wounded/dead soldiers

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Today we see the horrors of war and many's views have changed-consequence

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Society's general thought on war has drastically changed.

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"“Before photography, wars were reimagined on the canvas—heroic paintings created by artists who weren’t there, many times completed long after the battles were over. But when people started to photograph war, these images helped bring the realism and the horror of it to the world, to the people living far away from the conflict. These images had an immediate impact on how we saw war.”"

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Vietnam war photography became much more accessible leading to the exposing of horrors of war.

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Pictures of ill starving jews

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Boosts Moral and patriotism

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Exposed the cruelty of segregation was made clear

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photos held power

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Gave power todocusment activities that mainstream news wasnt going to spotlight

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Made it much more visible

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"If our story is to be told, we will have to write it and photograph it and disseminate it ourselves.”

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Symbolof resistance

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Suffragists used their photographs to emphasize that white women were fighting for the vote of white women. They believed that Americans would not support women’s voting rights if black women were the face of their movement.

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Created a positive perception of the product

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persuaded costumers

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increased sales

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allows for more information to consumers

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made things appealing

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(Connects world)
No language barrier

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Shows the unbelievable /unimaginable

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Caponigro, J. P. (2017, December 7). Photography has changed -- again. HuffPost. Retrieved May 15, 2022, from https://www.huffpost.com/entry/photography-has-changed_b_489108#:~:text=Photography%20changed%20our%20vision%20of,The%20media%2Dsphere%20was%20burgeoning.

CBS Interactive. (2013, July 8). Photography that changed the way we view war. CBS News. Retrieved May 15, 2022, from https://www.cbsnews.com/news/photography-that-changed-the-way-we-view-war/

Knudsen, S. S. (2022, May 10). War photography: How a genre has evolved over the years: Wedio. Become better creators - together. Retrieved May 15, 2022, from https://academy.wedio.com/war-photography/

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Shows the unbelievable /unimaginable

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(Connects world)
No language barrier

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Allows to see the lives of others

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Speaks 1000 words

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Express yourselves

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From the beginning photographs portrayed truth or propaganga

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In the past no one knew how war was like before getting into  one.

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In the past no one knew how war was like before getting into  one.

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During Civil war many controversial photos spoke thousands of  words to the affects of war on families

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During civil war era subjects had to stand still for  8 seconds for photo

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"Nobody can please everyone, but at least they should tell the truth, right?"-Quote

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Censorship began during war to conceal horrors of war and keep high moral/ prevent espionage

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Cencorship used to prevent  harsh realities of war
and keep tactics hidden

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Parties censor photos to not show what the aftermath of war is.

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In WW1 American military banned pics of soldiers drinking and wounded/dead soldiers

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Today we see the horrors of war and many's views have changed-consequence

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Society's general thought on war has drastically changed.

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"“Before photography, wars were reimagined on the canvas—heroic paintings created by artists who weren’t there, many times completed long after the battles were over. But when people started to photograph war, these images helped bring the realism and the horror of it to the world, to the people living far away from the conflict. These images had an immediate impact on how we saw war.”"

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Vietnam war photography became much more accessible leading to the exposing of horrors of war.

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Pictures of ill starving jews

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Boosts Moral and patriotism

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In the past no one knew how war was like before getting into  one.

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Exposed the cruelty of segregation was made clear

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photos held power

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Gave power todocusment activities that mainstream news wasnt going to spotlight

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Made it much more visible

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"If our story is to be told, we will have to write it and photograph it and disseminate it ourselves.”

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Symbolof resistance

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Suffragists used their photographs to emphasize that white women were fighting for the vote of white women. They believed that Americans would not support women’s voting rights if black women were the face of their movement.

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made things appealing

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allows for more information to consumers

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increased sales

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persuaded costumers

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Created a positive perception of the product