History,
Photographers, General Photography ,
Alternate
Processes, Magazines, Digital Photography
, Lesson
Plans and Image Resources
HISTORY
Smithsonian
American Art Museum: Secrets of the Dark Chamber. The art of American
daguerreotype
American Handbook of Daguerreotype
- early process of the making of daguerreotypes. Scroll down to the
chapters (text- no images)
e-Book
American
Museum of Photography. Master works and
information on early photographic processes.
History of Photography
- from earliest times to the 1920's. Hyper linked text presented with
significant people. Photo.net
Timeline
George
Eastman House International Museum of Photography. See Collections
Taking the Long View
- panoramic photographs 1851-1991
Antique and Classic Cameras (Images)
Stereoviews of the 19th Century
- old stereo pictures, history, & links. Stereoscopes
were like televisions for the 19th century. Antique photography
links.
American
Photography: A century of images- PBS presentation
History
Of Photomontage -- traces
the beginnings of this fascinating area of art history from Victorian
experiments, through the phenomenal creativity of the artists of Berlin
Dada who made it into an art form, to the political propaganda of 1980s
antinuclear activists.
About
Life: The Photographs of Dorothea Lange From the Getty. Teach your
students about the Dust Bowl and the Depression, have them create their
own photo essays, and learn about using metaphors in visual and written
forms.
Photographers
- A chronological listing from Artcyclopedia
GENERAL PHOTOGRAPHY [TOP
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Quotes
on or about photography
Photography
Links - from Chris Witcombe, Sweet Briar College
Photostart.com
is your starting point for photographic information on the web. The site
consists of several hundred links to take you directly to photography
related sites.
Better
Photo.com Learn about photography, FAQ's, Digital Imaging
List
of Photography links and lessons
Compiled by Donald Darrow- University of Northern Iowa -
Additional Resources
Photography
sites for Kids Kids Click -
sites selected by librarians.
Bengt's Photo
Page- Links page of Web sources for photographers
Focus on Photography
- History, camera basics, composition, lighting
Exposure
- A beginners guide to photography. Site by Gavin Cheng in language
students will understand.
Kodak
Site Tips
on taking better pictures Online tutorials. Glossary
Photography
REVIEW -reviews, news, swap, & more
Photo.net - photographs, reviews and tutorials
Online Photography
- Journal of Fine Art Photography. Showcasing contemporary fine art photography, articles, & more
Photography
Links - from 4 2 eXplore - More
Photography Links
The Graplex Speed Graphic Page
- the large format camera
Large Format Photography
- Tools and techniques of large format photography. Primers, how-to
articles, user's reviews of equipment, technical discussions
Studio
Lighting - Tutorials for studio lighting for portraiture, photography
glossary, tips for making lighting equipment - more! Site by Bill
Crawford.
DOCUMENTARY
PHOTOGRAPHY
Fifty
Crows - Social Change Photography View
the photo essays. Fifty Crows "prioritizes social awareness by using
arrestingly real, timely photographic images as a catalyst for education,
cultural understanding and social action."
PHOTOGRAPHERS
Artcyclopedia
- listing of Photographers
Get
the Picture - Minneapolis Institute of Art: Work
of seven photographers whose work is in the permanent collection of MIA.
Between
Heaven and Home: Contemporary American Photographers
Featuring 90 works by 39 artists -
Smithsonian American Art Museum.
Contemporary
Photography Exhibit VCD|211.212 Photograph Techniques - portraits,
still life, collage and more.
George
Eastman House Museum of Photography List of photographers in alphabetical
order. George Eastman House home
page.
Photograph
Collection - University of Montana Museum of Fine Arts.
Photographers listed in alphabetical order.
Masters
of Photography - features photographs, web resources and links to
articles of many photographers. See
summaries. (has pop-up and pop under ads - teachers will want to preview
first).
BLOWUP
Has portfolios of many well known photographers through time. Teachers
will want to preview before showing to students. I enjoyed Sandy
Skoglund's photographs.
Bernice
Abbott (American Photographer, 1898-1991) ArtsConnectEd
Lesson Plan - Bernice Abbott Ansel
Adams at 100
- online exhibit from the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art highlights
seven Ansel Adams photographs. Also see Artcyclopedia
(American 1902-1984)
Ansel Adams American
Experience - PBS site - Timeline, Gallery - more. Includes Teacher's
Guide. William
Albert Allard - National Geographic photographer -
National Geographic Photography
Diane
Arbus (American Photographer, 1923-1971) Richard
Avedon (American Photographer, 1923-2004) Phil
Borges - Contemporary photographer from Washington - riveting
portraits. Margaret
Bourke-White (American Photographer, 1904-1971) Women
in History Matthew
Brady (American Photographer, ca.1823-1896) See
Matthew Brady's Portraits
- online exhibit from National Portrait Gallery. Excellent presentation.
Find more
Brady portraits (enter name in keyword search) - Civil War
portraits. Harry
Callahan (American Photographer, 1912-1999) Julia
Margaret Cameron (British Photographer, 1815-1879) John
Paul Caponigro - contemporary photographer from Maine.
John Paul combines his background in painting
with traditional and alternative photographic processes using the
digital platform. He is respected internationally as one of the most
prominent artists working with digital media processes.
Henri
Cartier-Bresson Foundation (French Photographer, 1908-2004) - Portraits
by Cartier-Bresson - Cartier-Bresson-
Washington Post - Artcyclopedia
- Brief
biography (more
photographer biographies)
John
Chan Gallery John Chan employs the technique of Polaroid SX-70 film
manipulation. SX-70 Time Zero film has a flaw that opens up a large degree
of creativity: the film's emulsion stays soft and malleable. Chan has
exploited this flaw to manipulate simple Polaroid pictures into award
winning photographs.
Gregory
Colbert - Ashes and Snow - extraordinary interactions between humans
and animals. From New York.
Imogene
Cunningham (American Photographer, 1883-1976)
Biography
Robert
Doisneau (French Photographer, 1912-1994)
Tom
Forsythe - Utah photographer- now famous for his Food
Chain Barbie. Tom won his case
with Mattel in a landmark decision.
James
Gehrt - Front Porch Editions - Contemporary Massachusetts
photographer. Traditional film and digital.
Chris
Jordan - contemporary American. See "Portraits of American
Mass Consumption", "Running the Numbers: An American Self
Portrait" -
also Katrina photos, "Portraits of Loss from an Unnatural
Disaster"
Seydou
Keita - Born 1921, Bamako, Mali. Died Nov 22 2001, Paris,
France. View
the photographs.
George
Krause (American born in 1937) Very moving photographs - many for
mature students.
Gil
Kraus - Pholiage - from California - hand cuts photographs to make a
kaleidoscope (math concepts of symmetry and reflection - radial balance).
Annie
Leibovitz (American born in 1949)
Robert
Mapplethorp (American Photographer, 1946-1989) Preview images first.
Steve
McCurry - many photographs have appeared in National Geographic.
Felix
Nadar (French Photographer, 1820-1910) Brief
Biography
Gordon
Parks, Sr. (African American 1912 - 2006) photographer and filmmaker
who used his largely self-taught talents to chronicle the African-American
experience. Library
of Congress photographs - Gordon
Parks Collection - Legends
Online: Gordon Parks - on History
Makers
Eliot
Porter: The Color of Wildness - A Guide for students and teachers from
the Amon Carter Museum. Eliot Porter was
a nature photographer working in color when color film was new. Geared
to middle school students - See teachers' section for lesson activities.
Travis
Reid Photos: Landscape, portraits, music and weddings.
Jeff
Ripple: Fine Art Landscape Photography - from Florida.
Dorothea
Lange (American 1895-1965) Dorothea
Lange - at Oakland Museum of California
Annie
Leibovitz (American Photographer, Born 1949) Photographs
of Wo
(preview
first)
Scott
Matyjaszek Contemporary - Interesting 3-D layered photographs.
Edward
Steichen (Luxembourgeois/American Photographer, 1879-1973)
Alfred
Stieglitz (American 1864-1946) National
Gallery
Constance
Stuart Larrabee (born in 1914) Lived and worked as a professional
photographer in South Africa until 1950. NMWA
Jerry
Uelsmann (American born in 1934)
Jerry Uelsmann Web Site Surreal
images - some images for mature students.
Robert
Vavra (American) Beautiful horse photographs
Jeff
Wall (Canadian) large scale photographs on transparency - in back
lighted boxes - thought provoking images. See MoMA
exhibit and Tate
installation.
Weegee
- Arthur Fellig (Hungarian/American Photographer, 1899-1968)
William
Wegman contemporary artist Artcyclopedia
links.
Edward
Weston (American Photographer, 1886-1958)
Edward Weston -
online exhibit from museum of Fine Art
LESSON
PLANS - CURRICULUM [TOP
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Student
Curriculum in Photography - Excellent site by Keith Wills, Santa Cruz
High School. See Technical Help and Projects fro everything you need for a
photography course of study.
Art
Teacher Connection-- Make a camera, master photographers, history and
more
Community
Outreach - Nursing Home Project Excellent lesson by John Crowe for
middle school and up. Kodak site.
Fuji
Film - Products for Learning - See if your school qualifies for a
donation. Check out the lessons
plans for each level. Lessons include Character Education.
Get
the Picture! Creating a Photographic Timeline of Images That
Have Shaped Our Lives - New York Times lesson. Students learn about
the power of photographic images to influence public opinion. Visual Arts
standards are listed.
Joan
Dooley - Bell High School Bell, CA. Exceptional high school site for
photography - AP included. See the work of instructor Joan Dooley.
About
Life: The Photographs of Dorothea Lange From the Getty. Teach your
students about the Dust Bowl and the Depression, have them create their
own photo essays, and learn about using metaphors in visual and written
forms.
Using
Historical Photographs Analyzing photographs - from Youth and Heritage
Learning Source. Geared for grades 4 through 9 - but adaptable to other
grade levels.
Photographer
Research Project - by Jude Grochowski
Photography
Web Quests Lessons from Bath High School, Lima Ohio.
Kodak
List of Lessons on Photography Lessons
for Art and Photography
Kodak
Guides - Using a 35 mm Camera and Picture Taking Guide
Kodak-
Lessons Integrating Language Arts and Photography
Kodak-
Elementary Lessons using photography
Kodak-
Music Composition and Photography
Kodak-
Elements of Art through Photography
Kodak-
Multi-disciplinary Instructional Photography
Kodak
Digital Learning Center Lessons and
resources - DLC
Home page
MorgueFile
Classroom - Lessons for Photography. From Jodie Coston, a freelance photographer,
and others.
Get-the-picture
Minneapolis Institute of Art -- Pictures from seven different
photographers in the collections. Great for Critical Inquiry.
Photographs
and History
Photo
analysis worksheet
Ilford
Teachers Lounge A
forum for people involved in the teaching of photography
Photo
Communications Class - by Marvin Bartel. Learn all about the camera -
see course assignments - more. Assignments
- adaptable to high school.
Photography
Curriculum Guide - Saskatchewan Education
Self-Portrait
Montage - for elementary by Rebekah Short and Kim Lint. Students learn
to use digital camera, scanner Photoshop layers and printer.
photokaboom
- Site by Jim Beecher, photographer and teacher. See book called PATH. It's about different ways of working creatively. There are over 50
self-assignments in that section. Hand-outs section - How to's-
more. In the "Look at
Photographs" section, there are websites for over 200 well-known
photographers (former SilverSilicon)
Worth
a Thousand Word: Depression Era Photographs. EDSITEment lesson plan.
Grades 9-12.
ZimmerWorks:
Photography - Curriculum for Landon High School
DIGITAL
PHOTOGRAPHY- VIDEO LESSON PLANS
Pauler's
Place Austin Community College. Online Lesson Plans - adaptable to
middle school and high school.
A Short Course in Digital Photography
- online
book by Dennis Curtin. See his Nature
Log.
Emerald
Ridge High School TV Production
Assignments, assessment, composition tips and so much more-- Mr. G.
Osborne, instructor.
Photoshop 5.0 for
Photographers - book - color management help
Photoshop
Tutorials
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Hamilton
Museum of Art - from Hamilton Electronics. A place for students and
teachers to share digital photographs. Easy to join...easy to upload your
photographs. Curated by Harold Olejarz, New Jersey art teacher.
James
Michael Lawrence digital work. James work is rich in imagery - see his Japan
Series. You will find high quality digital images to inspire on the Minnesota
Artists site. Site takes a while to load - but it is well worth the
wait! James wants students to be inspired by his work.
Pauler's
Place Austin Community College -- information about the Digital
Imaging classes in the Digital Publishing and Graphics Technology
Department at Austin Community College. See some great student work.
Online lesson plans!
Amateur
Digital Photo Gallery
-- Family friendly photography by
John
Greenwood. Interesting feature -- see what your name means.
The
Digital Photography Exhibit
An international juried exhibit
exploring
new work created by artists who work with cameras and computers.
Digital Photography Review
-news, reviews, specs, forums, tips
Digital Camera Magazine
- electronic photography &
imaging
Megapixel
- Monthly Web Magazine for digital cameras, reviews & latest information
Photohead
- photographic concepts and tips for the digital era. Buying guide for a
look at new and popular digital models. Explore SimCam,
a great way to learn about exposure - online camera simulator designed to
teach basic photographic principles.
TOMHAROLD
An East/West Photo Manipulation Collaboration. Work involving two
friends -Tom Chambers in China and Harold Olejarz from New Jersey. Project
began by sending images to one another and manipulating the images. Watch
this collaboration grow.
SCANNING PHOTOGRAPHS
Scanning
Tips by Wayne Fulton Scanning
Tips for HP software
Slide Scanners
- transparency
scanning
ALTERNATE
PROCESSES
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Alternative Photographic Processes
-
Alternative photographic processes are usually considered to be any
photographic process that does not use the methods and technology of
current silver- gelatin materials
Alternative
Photography Processes examples with instructions- Oatmeal box pin hole
cameras and more - see links.
Fake
Daugerreotypes
Pin
Hole Photography - Photo.Net History, Images, Cameras, Formulas. Worldwide
Pinhole Photography Day Visit the gallery
to view the more than 900 pinhole photographs taken on that day from
participants in 35 countries!
Kodak-
Making a Pinhole Camera Pin
Hole Camera Instructions
Pin Hole
Cameras: Links to sites
Thomas
Hudson Reeve Handmade pin hole paper cameras.
Polaroid
Image Transfers - Holly F. Dupré - Site has pdf download
instructional book (68 pages). Also see gallery. More about Polaroid
Transfers - from Amazing Dreams Publishing. Also see Polaroid
Transfers by Nikki Faye.
Stereographs
- Amateur Photographic Exchange Club's-- How to Make Print
Stereographs
MAGAZINES [TOP
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LensWork
- journal of photographic
essays and articles creative process
Shutterbug
- articles, reviews, hints, links
http://www.shutterbug.net/
Photo District News
- newswire, links, products for
the professional
PEI Magazine
- Photo Electronic
Imaging, online version
PCPhoto
Digital Photography Magazine
- a guide to digital photography.
HISTORY THROUGH
PHOTOGRAPHY & IMAGE
RESOURCES
American
Photography: A Century of Images PBS site. Photography of War, Presidential
photographs, Digital Truth and more. Interactive multimedia lab. Teacher's
Guide
Ansel Adams (photography)
Exhibit at San Francisco Museum of Art.
Program provides insights into the history and world of ideas behind Adams' photography.
Library
of Congress - American
Memories Home Page There are all sorts of photo archives from American
Presidents, to baseball, to Civil War photos - Collection
Finder - List
of Collections
America from the Great Depression to World War
II:
Photographs from the FSA-OWI, 1935-1945--
contains links to
thousands of the most famous documentary photographs ever produced.
The Farm Security Administration's
photographs cover the
Great Depression, while the Office of War Administration's photographs
look at the mobilization effort for World War II.
America's First Look into the
Camera:
Daguerreotype Portraits & Views, 1839-1864
- consists of 600 photographs
dating from 1839 to 1864, concentrating on the daguerreotypes produced by
the Matthew Brady studio.
Photographs
From the African Diaspora from Museum of the African Diaspora. A
mosaic version of a photograph by Chester Higgins Jr., composed of 2,000
images contributed by people from all over the world, is the centerpiece
of the Web site. It is also possible to search by keyword.
Touring Turn-of-the-Century
America:
Photographs from the Detroit
Publishing Company, 1880-1920 - includes
25,000 glass negatives & transparencies as well as 300 color
photographic prints, mostly of the eastern U.S.
Washington
As It Was: Photographs by Theodor Horydczak, 1923-1959 The
American Memory Project at the Library of Congress has created this online
archive of Horydczak's work, which includes around 14,350 photographs.
Women Come to the
Front: Journalists,
Photographers, & Broadcasters During WWII
-concentrates on 8 out
of over 100 American women who had secured official military
accreditation as war correspondents, if not actual front-line
assignments.
Smithsonian-
Office of Imaging and Photographic Services
- central source for the creation, processing, distribution and archival
storage of photographs and digital images.
Smithsonian:
Photography. Resources and Links
include: Smithsonian Photographs Online, National Zoo Photographs Online,
Eliot Elisofon Photographic Archives, and more. Online Exhibitions
include: The Smithsonian Museum of American Art Exhibition, American
Photographs: The First Century, Reflections in Black: A History of Black
Photographers, and more.
Smithsonian
Photography Initiative - an online repository of images, a gateway to
exhibitions, and a community where visitors can find not only images, but
can also connect with others with similar interests, ranging from experts
to amateurs. See Enter the Frame, an interactive interface where visitors
can browse images from 19 Smithsonian museums
Doris
Ulmann Photograph Collection - University of Oregon Libraries created
this fine digital collection that provides access to 1,800 of
approximately 12,000 images from the Ulmann Photograph Collection. Source
for rural people of the American South
Photograph
Archives, University of Utah Over
900 Collections are now accessible online.
See Alphabetic and Subject Index.
Images
of Arizona Photo Journey
and behind the scenes look at the making of a TV show. Tribal dances,
mountain scenery, landscapes and more.
PhotoGraphic
Libraries The stock images,
film and photo archives listed provide a creative source for television
producers, advertising agencies, libraries, education centres, picture
researchers and Photojournalist researching visual communications
--contains national and private photographic collections.
Documenting
Black History: "Teenie" Harris Archive - exercise in
community curation- 1400 unidentified images at the site, with space for
visitors to add comments and information. More images to be added. Charles
"Teenie" Harris was a Pittsburgh photographer who spent more
than 40 years documenting the city's black community.
American
History Links and Public Domain Images for more photographic images
Alta
Vista Images - Search the Web Google
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