photographers

Contains photographs and essays that highlight the careers of twelve American photographers whose work has influenced the course of history, including Matthew Brady, William Henry Jackson, Edward S. Curtis, and Dorothea Lange.

The story of the life and vision of Mathew Brady, the renowned photographer of the Civil War.

A collection of one man's photographs of Imperial Russia taken prior to World War I.

Tells how Ansel Adams became one of the greatest photographers of all time and changed the way Americans look at the country's wilderness areas.

Describes what it is like to be a wildlife photographer, exploring the equipment needed, harsh conditions wildlife photographers work under, training requirements, and common assignments.

A biography of Dorothea Lange, whose photographs of migrant workers and rural poverty helped bring important social reforms.

Offers a brief history of Matthew Brady and his role in Civil War photography; and contains photographs of Brady and other photographers and illustrators.

This book presents the life of well-known Civil War photographer Mathew Brady along with large-format prints of more than seventy of his photographs.

Presents an account of the Civil War using photographs taken under the direction of Mathew B. Brady, a famous New York photographer of the day, and provides information on the life and times of Brady as well as the Civil War. Includes notes and bibliography.

Discusses the life and work of the twentieth century American photographer, Dorothea Lange.