This scene was first photographed by Timothy O'Sullivan in the early 1870s - photo by Worth Weller

Chapter 9 Web Links - these are links to web sites discussed in this chapter:

• Teaching with Documents - the Civil War
• Denver Public Library - History of the West
• Timothy O'Sullivan Collection
• William Henry Jackson
• Lewis Hines
• Cornell University Library - search for "How the Other Half Lives"
• Imogen Cunningham
• Ansel Adams
• The Vietnam War
• TheDigitalJournalist
• James Nachtwey
• Phil Borges
• Sebastiao Salgado
• Peter Turnley
• David Turnley's Coverage of 9/11

Additional Resources:

• Online Exhibit - Picturing the 20th Century (National Archives)
• Following in the Footsteps of the Masters - Discussion
• Turning the Camera Back on Vietnam
• Tim Page - a hippie goes to war with a camera
• William Abranowicz - environmental photographer
• Colin Finlay - war, vanishing cultures, and environmental photographer
• Magnum Archives - this is an NYT article, with links, about the collection of some of the moist famous photographers of the 20th century.
• History of Photograph Podcasts - this is a rich collection of historical topics, indexed by genre, such as "travel photography."
• Polaroid Masters - this is an NYT article about some of the famous early practitioners of "instant" photography such as Ansel Adams and Andy Warhol.
• Charles Moore - Civil Rights photographer (NY Times article)
• Women In Photography - podcast and slides
• Alfred Steiglitz and friends - podcast and slides
• Joe Deal - Iconic Western photographer (NY Times article)
• Murals of Ansel Adams - Forgotten photo project (NPR article)
• Walker Evans (article from Columbia Journalism Review)

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