photographers

Presents photographs of the Civil War along with profiles of the major photographers and descriptions of the difficulties they faced while recording the reality of the conflict.

A biography of the pioneering photographer, who is known for his unique portrayal of the Civil War, as well as for portraits of such personalities as Lincoln, Grant, Lee, and others.

Text and accompanying photographs present the biographies of five women photographers: Julia Margaret Cameron, Margaret Bourke-White, Flor Garduno, Sandy Skoglund, and Lorna Simpson.

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

A biography of the photographer of famous men and women of his time who left his studio at the zenith of his career to travel with Union troops photographing the Civil War.

Profiles the life of the photojournalist who was an original staff photographer for "Life" magazine and a war correspondent during World War II.

Profiles eight men and women whose artwork serves as visual documentation of critical events and cultural eras in American history during the nineteenth and twentieth centuries.

Text and accompanying photographs show the use of children as industrial workers, interwoven with the story of Lewis W. Hine who took these photographs and whose life work made significant difference in the lives of others.

A collection of photos and stories about photographer Solomon Butcher and turn-of-the-century Nebraska.

Todd must help Professor Oak, a famous Pokmon researcher, find and photograph all 63 types of Pokmon living on Pokmon Island. He journeys through rivers, valleys, volcanoes and caves to snap the coolest Pokmon pics--find out where the wild Pokmon are hiding and how Todd discovers them all.