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Lee Miller, Alsace, 1944

Margaret Bourke-White. (American Woolen / 1935).

My name is Ted Forbes and I make videos about photography. I’ve been making photographs most of my life and I have a tremendously deep passion for photograph...

He had to scamper in front of the camera after removing the cover on the lens

Frank Hurley Ypres Belgium October 5 1917 . http://t.co/1qaLVhDqVl http://t.co/D5NqTLV6r9 http://t.co/Yin1ailQNt

62 years after it was first published, a new edition of Henri Cartier-Bresson's masterpiece The Decisive Moment is coming

New York - 1911

The first camera used for film was a box with a curtain that you go under to operate. Now, we have cameras on our cell phones that are outstanding quality.

Eugene Smith

Well, they sure don't make 'em like they used to! Check out notable hotties from the past and start praying that someday they will time travel to us, like Ichabod Crane in FOX's new series Sleepy Hollow, airing Mondays at 9/8c.

Many of us love taking photos of all the little joys in life—the goofiness of a pet, the not-so-good-looking cookies you baked for the first time, or the unexpected flowers you received. It's fascinating how smartphones have made it so easy for us to capture precious moments forever. But this was not always the case. In the past, not many people had the luxury of clicking photographs at any time. So, it's interesting to see past photos that reflect a rich tapestry of historical events…

Margaret Bourke White (1904-1971), acclaimed photographer with many firsts, including LIFE magazine's first female photographer

The daguerreotype was the process of development of photography which entered use in 1839 and quickly gained massive popularity in Europe. Invented by a

A pioneer of photojournalism in the late 1880s and early 1900s, Beals is recognized as the first woman photographer hired on a newspaper staff.