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Frank S. Matsura was a Japanese photographer who moved to America in 1901. He died at only 39 years old from tuberculosis but was remembered and respected for frontier region that he documented with his camera.
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Crew Transporting Rock for Fill in the Conconully Dam in 1907

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Crew Transporting Rock for Fill in the Conconully Dam in 1907

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This photograph was taken by Frank S Matsura in 1907. In Washington, Okanogan County. This is a photo of the crew moving rocks to fill for the construction of the dam.

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Crew carrying dirt from a Pit at the Conconully Dam in 1908.

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Crew carrying dirt from a Pit at the Conconully Dam in 1908.

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This photograph was taken by Frank S Matsura. It shows the crew hauling dirt which was used to help build the Dam.

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Edward Curtis - 1900s - 1920s Photographer.

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Edward Curtis - 1900s - 1920s Photographer.

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Edward Curtis documented North American Indians with 700 large portfolio images, 1500 volume size images, and 7000 pages of text.

Pioneered Documentary Photography.

Documented Indians living by the Seattle Waterfront and won the highest photography award with his photo Homeward

Documented how Americans “view” Natives

Well known for his work with Indians and his Documentary Photography.

- Decade 1

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One of Edward Curtis most popular photographs taken in 1898.

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Russell Lee was a FSA photographer during the 1930s and the Great Depression. He documented the lives of poor families who were struggling financial. His photography career was started around 1936 and he retired around 1973.
- Decade 2

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Chuckwagon near Marfa, Texas by Russell Lee, 1939. 

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Chuckwagon near Marfa, Texas by Russell Lee, 1939. 

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Hard Times, Oklahoma by Russell Lee, 1940

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Hard Times, Oklahoma by Russell Lee, 1940

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James Nachtwey was inspired to get into photography from photographs of the Vietnam War and American Civil Rights movement. He did documentary photography on people lives.
-Decade 3

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Gitarama, Rwanda, 1994—A man who had been held prisoner in a Hutu concentration camp had just been liberated by the advancing Tutsi guerrilla army. His face bore the scars of extreme mistreatment.

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Kabul, Afghanistan, 1996 - A woman dressed in a traditional burkha mourns for her brother, who was killed in a Taliban rocket attack during the siege of Kabul.