- photographs matter of life and death that we take for granted
- some photos become huge parts of history and are proof that something really did happen
- brownie camera
- $1.00
- small and solid
- few controls
- original kodak too expensive for most people
- picture postcards --> newspaper photos
- books didnt have pictures because it took too much money and time to hand glue them
- National Geographic magazine
- 1905
- pioneered the printing of color photos
- Edward Curtis
- photographed American Indians
- developed people's perception of what Indians should look like
- dressed his subjects in clotehes he thought they should wear to fit people's stereotypes
- people started editing photos
- painted chemicals to look like brush strokes
- scratched negatives
- tried to make them look like paintings
- became big part of industrial field
- Gilbert - invented a motion detector for cameras
- used photos to improve conditions
- housing reform
- child labor
- straight photography
- took things the way they looked in real life
- focused on framing and line, shape, and form
- censorship
- government doesn't want anyone to see pictures of dead soldiers
- people started staging photos
Thursday, November 4, 2010
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