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This document provides information about the photographer Don McCullin and includes descriptions of seven of his photographs. The photographs document events from the 1960s-1970s and include images from conflicts in Cyprus and Vietnam, as well as portraits of homeless individuals and children in Bradford, England. McCullin is known for his candid documentary photography capturing human suffering and hardship around the world.
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This document provides a collection of photographs from the United States between the 1800s and early 1900s. The photographs depict various scenes such as trucks unloading potatoes in Maine, people on the beach in Daytona Florida in 1904, and boys selling newspapers in Bridgeport Connecticut in 1909. Also included are pictures of Dreamland Park in Coney Island from 1906, the aftermath of the 1906 San Francisco earthquake, and the wreck of two freight trains in Laurel Maryland in 1922. Many of the photos were taken by the Detroit Photographic Company, which specialized in postcards and used the photochrom process to add color to black and white photographs.
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This document contains a collection of photographs from the United States between the 1800s and early 1900s, showing various scenes of daily life, transportation, industry, and infrastructure during that time period. Many of the photos were taken by the Detroit Photographic Company and depict locations and events across the country, such as Coney Island, the Erie Canal, banana docks, and the first transcontinental railroad. The Detroit Photographic Company specialized in producing photochrom postcards through chromolithography to colorize black and white photographs and distribute realistic color images before widespread color photography.
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Brief History of Photography
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- 1. Don McCullin Jessica, Brooklyn, Kain
- 2. Ghaziveram, Cyprus, April 1964 ; “A Turkish woman mourns her dead husband, victim of the Greek-Turkish civil war”
- 3. Don McCullin’s photo of a “shell-shocked Marine”
- 4. “Dead North Vietnamese Soldier, 1968”
- 5. “Homeless Irishman in Spitalfields”
- 6. A Mad Day Out in London with the Beatles (John Lennon with Parrot and Paul Mc Cartney)
- 7. “Early morning, West Hartlepool, County Durham, U.K. - 1963”
- 8. “Kids on Bradford estate, c. 1970s”
- 9. Information: "Don McCullin - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia." Wikipedia. 15 Sep 2009. Sources: 27 Sep 2009. <http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Don_McCullin>. Picture One: "Bambini e foto vincitrici de World Press Photo << Violenza, orrore e archetipi in Fotografia." andreacioffi.wordpress.com. 03 Aug 2007. Web. 1 Oct 2009. <http:// andreacioffi.wordpress.com/2007/08/03/bambini-e-foto-vincitrici-del-world-press- photo/>. Picture Two: Winn, Steven, . "What can photos teach us about war? Have a look.." SFGate. 19 April 2005. Web. 1 Oct 2009. <http://www.sfgate.com/cgi-bin/object/article?f=/c/a/ 2005/04/19/DDGHBC9VJI1.DTL&object=%2Fc%2Fpictures %2F2005%2F04%2F19%2Fdd_warpix102.jpg>. Picture Three: "July << 2007 << Lee Grant - Photography Blog." leegrantphotography.wordpress.com. Web. 1 Oct 2009. <http:// leegrantphotography.wordpress.com/2007/07/>. Picture Four: "British Journal of Photography - Top RPS honour for McCullin." bjp- online.com. 25 July 2007. British Journal of Photography, Web. 28 Sep 2009. <http:// leegrantphotography.wordpress.com/2007/07/>. Picture Five: "Don McCullin - A Mad Day Out in London with the Beatles (John Lennon with Parrot and Paul Mc Cartney) - Artwork details at artnet." artnet.com. Artnet, Web. 28 Sep 2009. <http://www.artnet.com/artwork/424061512/116810/a-mad-day-out-in- london-with-the-beatles-john-lennon-with-parrot-and-paul-mc-cartney.html>. Picture Six: "documentary photography << Art Blart." artblart.wordpress.com. 14 Sep 2009. ArtBlart, Web. 28 Oct 2009. <http://artblart.wordpress.com/category/ documentary-photography/>. Picture Seven: "documentary photography << Art Blart." artblart.wordpress.com. 14 Sep