photographers

Profiles seventy-six American photographers, both well known and more obscure, who have made significant contributions to the field of photography throughout the twentieth century.

A collection of photographs in which four independent photojournalists capture the horror and destruction of the war in Iraq and its impact on the country's people.

A collection of original writings and images from 150 of photography's most influential figures, with a biographical introductory text to each photographer and an overview of their work.

A collection of essays on photographers who were pioneers in the medium.

The story of Edward S. Curtis and his photographs of North American Indians.

The arrival of a professional photographer brightens a young girl's day in this story of an American farm family at the turn of the 20th century.

A biography of the most famous photographer of the U.S. Civil War.

An autobiography of a man whose documentary photographs in American magazines helped to shape public opinion on such issues as the civil rights movement and the space race.

Discusses the life and accomplishments of Ansel Adams, including the care he took in the outdoors to ensure the best photographs, and the equal care he took in the darkroom to obtain first-quality prints.