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Photography History

1901-1950

Presented by:

James Skinner

Amanda Young

Chase Brown

Jacob Van Gilder

Stephenie Martin

Michelle Campbell


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January 1, 1864 - July 13, 1946

Became the "patron saint of straight photography."

In 1902 he became a founder of the photo-secession, which is a group of

avant-garde artists.In 1905 founded and directed the Photo-Secession Gallery

He first produced a kind of romanticized pictures of an Impressionistic style,

he would later move over to realism

He made a distinct and influential contribution to the development of newstyles of photography

Researched by: James Skinner and Stephenie Martin

Presented by: Chase Brown


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Inventor of the UR-Leica also known as the first

35mm camera

Compact, could be fitted with a high quality lensthat allowed photographers to work in outdoor

settings with available light.

Always ready to capture life and action from any

angle with the photographer able to remain

unnoticed.

Photographs no longer had to be confined to stiff

artistic poses.

Researched by: James Skinner

Presented by: Amanda Young


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originally resulted from a merger of three small firms in Japan 1881

known for their microscopes, cine cameras, binoculars, surveying

instruments, astronomical telescopes and optical measuringinstruments.

1937 began marketing 50mm f/3.5 lens for 35mm cameras, and a

50mm f/2.0 lens followed

NIKKOR lenses were used in Canon cameras until 1948, when Nikon

created its first camera.

Researched by: Chase Brown

Presented by: Michelle Campbell


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1890-1976

participated in the cubist, Dadaist, and Surrealist art

movements

created a new photographic art which emphasized chance

effects and surprising juxtapositions (side by side)

"Rayographs" -made by placing objects directly on

photographic paper and exposing them to the light (camera-

less prints)Influenced primarily by Stieglitz

Researched by: James Skinner

Presented by: James Skinner


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created in 1932

Members include: Ansel Adams, Imogen

Cunningham, Willard Van Dyke, John Paul Edwards,

Consuelo Kanaga, Sonya Noskowiak, Henry Swift,

Edward Weston

F/64 refers to the smallest aperture setting on a

large format camera

The object of the Group is to present frequently

shows what it considers the best contemporary

photography of the West.

The group is not pretending to cover the entirety of

photography nor trying to depreciate opinions of

photographers not included in the group

Researched by: Stephenie MartinPresented by: Stephenie Martin


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Ansel Adams Edward Weston Imogen Cunningham

Willard Van Dyke

Consuelo Kanaga Sonya Noskowiak


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1904-1980

He was a famous British Portrait Photographer

Worked for Vogue magazine for over 50 years

Beaton did many portraits of famous people from the

1950s. For example, Elizabeth Taylor, Marilyn Monroe and

Frank Sinatra.

Also as an official photographer for the second, world

war.

Researched by: Amanda Young

Presented by: Amanda Young


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Antoine Lumiere

Louis Lumiere
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Harold Edgerton inventor of the electronic flash used in

photography. Best known for using this flash to freeze time,

and capture motions that occur in a fraction of a second.

He wanted to photograph only a motor.During a research

he needed to see how a motor flexed as it rotated. A regular

camera showed only a blur because by the time the shutteropened and closed the motor had turned hundreds of times

To solve this problem Edgerton darkened the room, opened

the shutter permanently, and exposed the film quickly with

his flash.

With this invention He froze the moment when a batdented a baseball, he captured for the first time in mid-flight

the wings of a hummingbird, and in perhaps his most

famous photo he caught a drop of milk splashing off a table.

Researched by: Chase BrownPresented by: Michelle Campbell


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January 1934 Fujifilm founded.

By 1938, Fuji is making cameras and lenses in addition to film.

Fujifilm introduced the world's first disposable 35mm camera theQuickSnap.

Researched by: Jacob Van Gilder

Presented by: Jacob Van Gilder


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C41 generic term for all color negative processing. Many

photographers think that all C41 film developed in any lab will

always have the same results this is wrong - diverse brands ofdeveloper, bleach and fix affect the color mask of the film also

blix (bleach/fix combined) will leave silver on the film, which

will appear as grainy on the print.

Researched by: Jacob Van Gilder

Presented by: James Skinner


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Amanda Young

Michelle Campbell

Stephenie Martin


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Karen L. Churchill. Artist Biographies. The Cleveland Museum of Art. 14 Mar. 2006.

Evolution of Photography.1996. Suite101.com. 15 Mar. 2006

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Bill Hammack. Strobe Photography. Engineer Guy. 15 Mar. 2006

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Nikon Cameras and Nikkor Lenses 2001. mir.com. 14 Mar. 2006

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Kate Ware. Man Ray. 1986. The Archive. 13 Mar. 2006

Cecil Beaton Portraits. 12 Dec. 2003. National Portrait Gallery. 16 Mar. 2006
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Group f/64. Answers.com. 15 Mar. 2006 .

History of Fujifilms Business Activities. Fujifilm worldwide. 15 Mar. 2006

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Thorswten Overgaard. Leica history ** In progress. August 2004.Leica. 16 Mar. 2006..

Robert Leggat. STIEGLITZ, ALFRED.A History of Photography, by Robert Leggat:

STIEGLITZ, Alfred> 12 May 2003. 13 Mar 2006.

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