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    slums. He used vivid photographs and stories about individuals to call people to action. No one could argue with a picture‚ so his book showed urbanization and the problems that accompanied it very well. He wasn’t a very experienced photographer‚ so his pictures were relatively objective‚ and therefore somewhat trustworthy. His pictures were not pretty and did not gloss over the harsh realities of inner city life. His photos captured details of the slum that

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    Wendy Kozol

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    A picture is worth a thousand words. This adage refers to the ability to convey a complex idea with just one photograph. Wendy Kozol‚ on the other hand‚ used several pictures to better explain her ideas in The Kind of People Who Make Good Americans. The author’s claim that the magazine‚ Life‚ helped to construct an imagined community of a middle-class at a time of economic turmoil‚ political friction and social change following World War II was further enhanced by the use of the visual portrayals

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    Storage Solutions” product I will introduce on the global market next year sometime. The “Walker Photo Display & Storage Solutions” product will allow any kind of loose photographs to be easily displayed in a collage format on any bare wall anywhere. It will include a divided safe storage box designed to protect loose photographs from damaging light‚ chemicals and rough handling to name a few things! I think my target audience is teenage boys and girls‚ male & female college students‚ educators

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    journalism (the collecting‚ editing‚ and presenting of news material for publication or broadcast) that creates images in order to tell a news story. The art of Photojournalism involves the documentation‚ recording and communication of events through photographs. Basically the photo tells the story. Most photojournalists work for newspapers and magazines‚ some work freelance but many work through an agency for example- magnum. Photojournalists can specialise in a wide range of genres such as: sports‚

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    US Slaves 2011‚ Delia‚ American born‚ daughter of Renty‚ Congo & Renty‚ Congo‚ on Plantation of BF Taylor‚ Columbia‚ SC.‚ photograph‚ viewed 11 May 2012‚ < http://usslave.blogspot.com.au/2011/10/slave-daguerreotypes-for-louis-aggassiz.html>. Visible Proofs 2006‚ Forensic Views of the Body‚ Alphonse Bertillon‚ US National Library of Medicine‚ viewed on 12 May

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    The Boston Photographs

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    The Boston Photographs Stanley Foreman‚ a journalist for the Boston Herald American‚ captured three famous photographs of a fire rescue case which reminded me of my grandmothers tragedy‚ displayed the themes of tragedy and anger‚ parallels to the movie World Trade Center‚ and aligns with my opinion that Foreman published the photographs rightfully. Foreman snapped the camera thinking to take heroic shots of a brave fireman successfully rescuing a woman and a child. Little did he know‚ he would

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    tried to explain it was Thatcherism he was knocking‚ and not working class Britain. In an attempt to prove this Parr decided to photograph the Middle-classes‚ the people from the same social stance he grew up in. But this only lead to more anger towards him‚ saying that he was simply mocking the British people. Parr began to remove the faces of the people from the photographs; he began focusing on the other things that made them who they are. He fought his way to become a member of Magnum‚ but this

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    photographic images. Born in 1898‚ Eisenstaedt was fascinated by photography from his youth and began taking pictures at the age of 14 when he was given his first camera‚ an Eastman Kodak Folding Camera with roll film. In 1927 Eisenstaedt sold his first photograph and at the time had no idea that professional photography even existed. Photojournalism was at its very infancy. "Photojournalism had just started‚" Eisenstaedt has remarked "and I knew very little about photography. It was an adventure‚ and I was

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    imaging gives better quality images to readers. However‚ due to the potential of digital photography manipulation‚ it has clarified that truth is not fixed anymore but has fluidity. There is no absolute truth. Before digital imaging‚ although photograph still has manipulations during their creation through framing or posing‚ photo manipulation is not that serious because fake photos are usually easily detected. Nowadays‚ digital imaging has made manipulation much more easily and harder to be detected

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    The Boston Photographs

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    the Dead Death in tabloids has been a pressing issue for decades. During Vietnam this was an especially prominent‚ and has continued into the war in Iraq and Afghanistan. No matter the place or the time people will always disapprove of death in photographs. It just seems like they feel it is disrespecting and disgraceful. I for one personally believe that some pictures should be shown in tabloids. Yes not all images should be seen by the public‚ but there is no better way for people to learn the truth

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