41. Kite Aerial Photography - History These modest history pages will feature a few items found during my early It seems that from its first moments aerial photography was to have links with http://arch.ced.berkeley.edu/kap/background/history.html

Notes on Kite Aerial Photography: Background A Bit of History Aerial Perspectives Imagined and Real These modest history pages will feature a few items found during my early research on alternate means for low-level aerial photography By far the most entertaining and useful resource the catalog of a museum exhibit loaned by my friend and colleague George Loisos. Titlted " cities: from the balloon to the satellite ", the catalog was published by the Centre de Cultura Contemporania de Barcelona under the direction of Albert Garcia Espuche. It chronicles the developing use of aerial images their contribution to our understanding of cities and their relationship to the landscape. I'm quite impressed with this catalog and would love to find a copy for my own collection. Kite Aerial Photography's Precursors It must be a basic part of human nature to wonder how the world would appear from on high. One indicator is the existence of aerial views of our cities and landscapes long before human ability to fly. These early drawn aerial views are fascinating. The City of San Francisco: Bird's Eye View from the Bay looking southwest. San Francisco, B. McQuillan ... agent

42. Women In Photography Archive ranging across the entire span of the history of photography, in what is to gather resources from all aspects of the history of women in photography http://www.cla.purdue.edu/WAAW/Palmquist/

fig. 1: Amateur Photographers on Cruise Ship , c.1905 The Women in Photography International Archive Curator, Peter E. Palmquist Gallery Essays Biography Bibliography Introduction The Women in Photography International Archive (WIP) is a grassroots, research-oriented agency. Its origins date from 1971, starting with a systematic study of the women photographers of California. Currently, the emphasis has shifted to include data concerning the role of women in photography globally. The WIP International Archive is a by-product of the larger task of identifying and extracting works by women photographers from an archive of 150,000 vintage photographs assembled by Peter E. Palmquist between 1971 and the early 1990s. Originally these images were gathered in support of a regional study focused on the photographic history of the Humboldt County area in rural Northwestern California. By the mid-1970s, this study had shifted to the entire state of California (predominantly the nineteenth century) and, in a lesser degree, to the greater West. Because of these targeted goals, the vast majority of all photographs presently inventoried continues to reflect at least some connection with California and the West. However, an ever increasing number of photographs by women working outside the United States has been added during the past five years.

43. Library Of Photography - History history. Library of photography,photography resource site with large amount of information for photographers. http://www.libraryofphotography.com/history.html

Home History dast@dastcom.com America from the Great Depression to WWII The images in the Farm Security Administration-Office of War Information Collection are among the most famous documentary photographs ever produced. Created by a group of U.S. government photographers, the images show Americans in every part of the nation. In the early years, the project emphasized rural life and the negative impact of the Great Depression, farm mechanization, and the Dust Bowl. In later years, the photographers turned their attention to the mobilization effort for World War II. The core of the collection consists of about 164,000 black-and-white photographs. This release provides access to over 112,000 of these images; future additions will expand the black-and-white offering. The FSA-OWI photographers also produced about 1600 color photographs during the latter days of the project. American Museum of Photography The American Museum of Photography is an award-winning Virtual Museum dedicated to educating, informing, and sharing great photographs with millions of Internet visitors world-wide. Exhibitions are drawn from the Museum's Collection, started by Wm. B. Becker more than 30 years ago. The Collection includes five thousand individual images, from the earliest daguerreotype portraits to the work of Ansel Adams. Each photograph has been chosen for its visual impact as well as for the importance of its content. American Photography: A Century of Images The PBS series, American Photography captures the images of a century of change and the role the camera has played both in creating and documenting it. Dramatic and intimate stories trace photography's profound effect on American life ? influencing what we buy, how we dress, how we get the news, and in matters of life and death, medicine, science and war.

44. Digital Photography Resources - History Of And General Information Online guide to digital photography resources, including history of, general inforamtion, forums, tips, and more http://www.fotoforum.com/online-resources.html

- CATEGORIES - Digital Cameras Royalty-Free Images Digital Photography Tips Virtual Magazines ... Home - SITE-SPONSORS - vocational schools schools and colleges culinary schools technical schools ... online degrees History of and Online Resources: This page has a collection of websites which offer some of the more specialized digital photography resources— from its history to taking shots underwater! D-foto.com Spanish language digital photography site. DigitalPhotographyTV Discover digital outdoor photography! Includes lessons, resources, galleries, newsletter, and shopping. WetPixel Explore this resource on underwater digital photography for divers. Includes equipment reviews, image galleries, and discussion forums. Sportsshooter.com Online resource for sports photography—including information on contests, internships, and equipment profiles. Digital Outback Photo Click here for information about quality outdoor photography using digital cameras. ZoneZero Dedicated to photography and its journey from the analog to digital world.

45. Rizzoli New York Universe photography history September 2002 $29.95 0-7893-0830-4. Adirondack Universe photography - history July 2004 $45.00 0-7893-1072-4 http://www.rizzoliusa.com/category/photo/

11 (Eleven) Written by Contact Press Images, Compiled by Robert Pledge Hardcover, 176 pages Adirondack Photographed by Nathan Farb Hardcover, 208 pages Adirondacks Photographed by Carl Heilman Hardcover, 224 pages AFRICA Written by Paolo Novaresio Hardcover, 640 pages America Written by Jim Wark Hardcover, 640 pages America's Southwest Written by Marcella Colombo Hardcover, 136 pages American Adonis Written by John Massey Hardcover, 144 pages Ancient Civilizations Written by Mario Cattaneo and Jasmina Trifoni Hardcover, 400 pages Antonio Guccione Written by Giuliana Scime Hardcover, 160 pages Archaeology of Elegance Written by Marion De Beaupre and Stephane Baumet Hardcover, 368 pages Armin Linke Written by Hans Ulrich Obrist, Stefano Boeri and Stalker Hardcover, 224 pages Artists at Work Photographed by David Seidner Hardcover, 208 pages Atget Written by Josiane Sartre Hardcover, 232 pages Australia Written by Alessandra Mattanza Hardcover, 300 pages

46. HISTORY OF PHOTOGRAPHY: GUIDE TO RESEARCH Library of Rochester Institute of Technology (RIT) and National Technical Institute for the Deaf (NTID) http://wally.rit.edu/pubs/guides/histphoto.html

Catalog: Title Search Catalog: Author Search Catalog: Keyword Search Connect NY Catalog GOOGLE this Site GOOGLE the RIT Site RIT Home Directories Info Center/SIS HISTORY OF PHOTOGRAPHY: GUIDE TO RESEARCH The purpose of this guide is to introduce library users to the standard reference tools for research in the history of photography and to help them make better use of the RIT Library collections and those of other libraries with substantial holdings of primary and secondary source materials for the study of the discipline. Photographic history is a relatively new field, and thus photographic research often requires a large measure of persistence and ingenuity from the library user. The annotations provided for each title listed below, describe the scope of the work and should help the researcher determine if the source is pertinent to his or her interests. Selected Books on Photographic History The list below provides a selected bibliography of titles dealing with the history of Photography. OVER TR 15.N6813 1998

47. Industrial Photography Archive Industrial photography Archive industrial photography, history and Harald Finster, Seffenter Weg 29, 52074 Aachen, Germany industrial photography http://www.hfinster.de/StahlArt2/archive-en.html

Industrial Photography Archive industrial photography, history and architecture StahlArt Industrial Photography Archive Industrial Photography Gallery narration Links Updates ... object-directory contact me hfinster@gmx.de Guestbook mining mines, headframes, power plants, briquette plants ... Belgium mining in Belgium Hasard Cheratte The coal mine 'Hasard Cheratte' St. Nicolas The remains of the pit 'St. Nicolas' Bois du Cazier The coal mine 'Charbonnages du Bois du Cazier' Du Gouffre The abandoned coal mine 'Du Gouffre' Monceau Fontaine The 'Monceau Fontaine' collieries Kempen/Campine The collieries of the Kempen area (Campine) Beringen The abandoned coal mine 'Charbonnages de Beringen (Kleine Heide)' Roton The coal dressing plant of the former 'Roton' colliery in Farciennes CIBE Vedrin The CIBE waterworks (former pyrite mine) Great Britain Mining in Great Britain Cornwall mining on tin and arsenic in Cornwall South Wales South Wales collieries Nottinghamshire Collieries in Nottinghamshire Germany mining in Germany Rhine Area Lignite-industry in the area between Aachen and Cologne Lausitz Lignite in the Lausitz area: overburden transporter bridges, bucket chain excavators and power plants

48. Photography-History.com To find out more about the history of photography from 1839 onwards, please visit one of the following links. http//www.rleggat.com/photohistory/index. http://www.portfolio.mvm.ed.ac.uk/studentwebs/session2/group60/history.htm

How it began The foundations of an art: a prehistory of photography The History of the Camera Obscura Camera obscura: a dark room with a tiny hole in the wall or the roof, through which the view outside is projected onto the opposite wall or a screen. The History of Photochemistry A substance which undergoes physical or chemical changes when subjected to light energy is called a photochemical substance. The Foundations of Modern Photography The Calotype Process The calotype process was invented by William Henry Fox Talbot, and was the first positive/negative process. Fox Talbot soaked paper in a solution of sodium chloride, then in a solution of silver nitrate, which formed silver chloride on the paper. It was repeated several times to increase the concentration of the chemicals in the paper, and the paper was then exposed wet. By exposing it wet, and with so much chemicals on it, the exposure time required to darken the paper sufficiently was cut from an hour to ten minutes. Once exposed, the image was fixed with either potassium iodide or sodium chloride. In 1835, he produced what is thought to be his first successful negative on paper. After further experiments over the forthcoming years, Fox Talbot discovered the invisible latent image and its development with chemicals. He began coating his negative paper with wax, making it more translucent, and was able to produce positive images by projecting the negative image onto a similar material. The essential principles of modern black and white photography are the same as those of the calotype process. However, the process has evolved, and has become much more efficient.

49. The History And Art Of Photography (from Photography) --  Encyclopædia Britann The history and art of photography (from photography) Historical overviews of the development of the art of photography are provided in e ty = s Robert http://www.britannica.com/eb/article?tocId=36566

50. Photography - Photography Art photography, history of, development of the art and technique of producing history of photography The word photography, which is derived from the Greek http://www.huntfor.com/arthistory/C20th/photography.htm

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51. Linkopedia.: Art/Photography/History Chronological history of photography in Japan from 1646 to 1945. Women in photography Archive Focuses on the role of women in photography. http://www.linkopedia.com/Art/Photography/History/

Home Art Photography : History Search by Keyword(s) Submit URL Art: Photography: History Listings: Masters of Photography Galleries of work of great photographers. Masters of Photography Exhibitions of black and white photographs from the 1930's, including work by Walker Evans, Russell Lee, Marion Post Wolcott, and other Farm Security Administration photographers. Old Gloucester Old photographs of Gloucester, England taken between 1900 to the 1970s PhotoHistory 1646-1945 Chronological history of photography in Japan from 1646 to 1945. Women in Photography Archive Focuses on the role of women in photography. Includes essays on women photographers and an online gallery. Top Get more results from Google Main Directory l Games l Ecards l Submit URL

52. The BC History Internet/Web Site: Images Of BC history of photography Mailing List Searchable Archives (Arizona State University) Photographic history Essays, Publications and Exhibits http://victoria.tc.ca/Resources/bchistory-images.html

The British Columbia History Internet/Web Site Images of British Columbia: Art, Digital, Motion Pictures, Photography, Videos Jump to Photographic History Essays and Publications Alaska State Library: Alaska Historical Collections (Juneau) includes an online catalog of selected images from the Klondike Gold Rush; those "On the Trail" include scenes in BC. ArchiviaNet: Photographs Database (National Archives of Canada) contains digitized images searchable by keyword. Beinecke Digital Images (Beinecke Rare Book and Manuscript Library, Yale University) The British Columbia Archives contains the largest number of keyword-searchable images (art, photographs, and moving images) pertaining to the province. British Columbia Historical Photographs Online (Archives Association of BC) contains links to archival Web sites with photographic databases and galleries of historical photographs. Canadian Heritage Gallery (Mississauga, Ontario) publishes historic images and associated descriptive information; reproductions can also be ordered online. The site is endorsed by the Governor General of Canada, Her Excellency the Right Honourable Adrienne Clarkson. Canadian National Railways Historic Photographs Collection includes photos from lines operated in BC. The entire CN photo collection was officially donated to the Canada Science and Technology Museum on May 10, 2000. This collection is available on the Museum's Web site as the

53. Kids.net.au History Bob s Photo Page profile Contains a brief history of photography and how film works history of photography Timeline profile - Highlights major http://www.kids.net.au/kidscategories/Kids_and_Teens/Arts/Photography/History

Web kids.net.au Thesaurus Dictionary Kids Categories Encyclopedia ... History Sort by Alphabet George Eastman House Collections profile - Collection includes thousands of photographs and negatives dating from the invention of photography to the present day including many milestones and covering most photographic processes. History of Photography Timeline profile - Highlights major developments in timeline format. Printer safe version Link to Kids.Net.Au About Us Create Bookmark ... Add Kids.net.au to your site! Kids.net.au - Search engine for kids, children, educators and teachers - Searching sites designed for kids that are child safe and clean. Information on this site is sourced from Dmoz.org, Wikipedia.org and Kids.net.au

54. Making Sense Of Documentary Photography this guide offers a brief history of documentary photography, James Curtis is Professor of history at the University of Delaware and Director of the http://historymatters.gmu.edu/mse/Photos/

A picture may be worth a thousand words, but you need to know how to analyze the picture to gain any understanding of it at all. Making Sense of Documentary Photography provides a place for students and teachers to grapple with the documentary images that often illustrate textbooks but are almost never considered as historical evidence in their own right. Written by James Curtis, this guide offers a brief history of documentary photography, examples of what questions to ask when examining a documentary photograph, and an annotated bibliography and list of online resources for documentary photography. James Curtis is Professor of History at the University of Delaware and Director of the Winterthur Program in Early American Culture. Curtis is the author of The Fox at Bay: the Presidency of Martin Van Buren Andrew Jackson and the Search for Vindication , and Mind's Eye, Mind's Truth, FSA Photography Reconsidered . Portions of this latter volume were the subject of a BBC documentary on photographs of Depression America. Curtis is currently at work on a book manuscript on the impact of racial attitudes on documentary photography during the 1930s.

55. PhotoGuide Japan/PhotoReviews/The History Of Japanese Photography Book review(s) of photo book(s) by a Japanese photographer. http://photojpn.org/books/hist/japan.html

PhotoReviews Home PhotoReviews iStore Books FAQ What's this? Book review of The History of Japanese Photography The History of Japanese Photography Photos: Various artists Edited by: Anne Wilkes Tucker, others PhotoGuide Japan receives a commission when you buy at Amazon using our Amazon links/search box. Search Now: ƒT[ƒ`: Reviewed on: Last modified: The most comprehensive book ever published on Japanese photographic history in English. Also served as the exhibition catalog for the The History of Japanese Photography exhibition held at the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston in spring 2003. Published: Publisher: Yale Univ. Press ISBN: Price in Japan: Qualities: Hard cover, color photos Size: A4 oversize, 512 pp. Language: English Sample photos: Image 1 Related reviews: None Status: Available How to order: If there is an Add to Cart button, click on it. If there is no Add to Cart button, the book is not in stock or out of print. Contact us and ask about availability. The item might be available through our

56. Linksgiving.com - Art & Culture :: Photography :: History A history of photography A hypertext history of photography from its earliest times up to the 1920s. Intended both for students and general interest. http://www.linksgiving.com/links/ihb.htm

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57. Art Bulletin, The: History Of Photography: The State Of Research Full text of the article, history of photography The state of research from Art Bulletin, The, a publication in the field of Arts Entertainment, http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m0422/is_3_83/ai_84192649

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58. Afterimage: Photography Is Another Kind Of Bird Moreover, he conceded that photographic history is working without a net We have Art history? ART history? The active societal uses of photography in http://www.findarticles.com/p/articles/mi_m2479/is_n2_v23/ai_17789641

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59. A History Of Photography, By Robert Leggat A history of photography. This site has been moved to. www.rleggat.com/photohistory. You will be moved there in a few seconds. http://www.kbnet.co.uk/rleggat/photo/

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