K-12 TLC Guide to Photography & Film

Photography

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Cameras, Digital Imaging, Film (motion), History
Still Images, Photographers, Photo Journalist, Photorealism

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General Resources Section

Current Events & Media: K-12 TLC Guide.

101Science.
BLS Career Information, Bureau of Labor Statistics.
California Museum of Photography, University of California, Riverside.
Deutsche Welle:

Eastman Kodak Company: K-12 TLC Guide.
How Stuff Works:
- Dye-sublimation Printing.
- Instant Cameras
KidPix to PhotoShop, Eduscapes.
The Light Factory.
Massachusetts Institute of Technology:

Exploring Image Collections on the Internet.

National Geographic:

Photographer Captures Plight of the Tiger

National Public Radio:

The Picture Show.

1848 Daguerreotypes of Cincinnati, Ohio.
2009 Pulitzer Prize for Photography.
An Alien View of Earth.
Are You As Unique As You Think?
Art Guardians.
The Art of the Contact Sheet.
An Astronaut Tweets Photos from Space
Astrophotography: Searching Data for Hidden Treasures.
Award-Winning Photo Draws Criticism for Subjects.
The Beauty of Bug Eggs.
Bird's Eye Photographer Shoots from His Cessna.
Black In White America
The Camera That Saved Hubble.
Chilling Aerial Photos of 9/11 Attack.
The Crusade For Color Photography.
Color Sells: Nickolas Muray's Food Photography.
Extreme Bird-Watching from Tundra to Swamp.
Food Photos: Around the World in 80 Diets.
For Photographer Clyde Butcher, The Swamp is a Beautiful Place.
The First Photograph.
A Front-Row View of Obama's White House.
Houston's FotoFest (audio: 9:00).
How Photographers Created Rock and Roll.
How to Fly Using Only a Camera and a Ladder.
A Hundred Tourist Photos in One.
The Jazz Loft Project: Sights and Sounds.
The Last Photo Taken of Lincoln?
The Last Roll of Kodachrome
Long Live the Polaroid.
Manipulating Photos to Send the Desired Message.
New Digital Photo Chip (audio: 4:00).
Norman Rockwell's Photographers, A Mixed Picture.
The Perilous Job of Conflict Photography.
Photo Deception and Manipulation (audio: 7:17).
Photographer Captures L.A.'s Vintage Homes.
Photographer Captures Stark Portraits of Hunger.
A Photographer's Polar Obsession.
Photographing Bridges.
Photographing White, Blue or Greenland?
Polaroid Snaps Back on the Scene.
Rare Image of 1840s New York City Up for Auction.
Rare Photos Reveal Tibet 100 Years Ago.
RFK's Shooting Turned Photographer into Historian.
Richard Avedon Photographs the Kennedys.
Scanning Old Memories a Shoe Box At a Time.
Seeing Beauty at the Museum of Photographic Arts.
Seeking a Family Reunion for a WWII Photo Album.
Snapping Salmon: A Biologist's Underwater Passion.
Source of Pulitzer Prize-Winning Execution Photo Revealed.
Still Photos That Move: Has Photography Come Full Circle?
Swimming with Icebergs.
Teacher Pushes Students to See Houston with Different Eyes.
Time Travel on the Cheap .
Unseen Hemingway Photographs Discovered.
The World's Largest Camera Is On Wheels.

A Photographer's Guide to New Mexico.
Photography, Einet Galaxy.
Photography Calculators On-Line.
Rocky Mountain School of Photography.
Wikipedia.
WireImage.
World Wide Arts Resources.

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Cameras

Archer, Frederick Scott: K-12 TLC Guide.
Daguerre, Louis-Jacques Mandé.
Eastman, George: K-12 TLC Guide.
Land, Edwin: K-12 TLC Guide.
Talbot, William Henry Fox: K-12 TLC Guide.
Zahn, Johann: K-12 TLC Guide.

Cameras: The Technology of Photographic Imaging, Oxford University.
The History of the Camera, Thinkquest.
The Internet Directory of Camera Collectors.
The Invention of the Camera, Eureka: Multimedia Tour of 20th Century Inventions.
National Public Radio:
- Kodak Brownie100th Anniversary: 5/11/2000 (audio: 4:37).
- Pinhole Americana.

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Digital Imaging

Boyle, Willard: K-12 TLC Guide.
Smith, George: K-12 TLC Guide.

About.com.
BBC:

German TanDEM-X Satellite Returns First 3D Images.

Digital Photography Review.
The Institution of Engineering and Technology.
National Public Radio:

'Frankencamera': A Giant Leap for Digital Photos?

The K-12 TLC Guide to

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The 1800s: K-12 TLC Guide.
Cameras: K-12 TLC Guide.
Historic Photo Collections: K-12 TLC Guide.

19th Century:

Brady, Mathew: K-12 TLC Guide.

Daguerrotypes:
- Daguerre, Louis-Jacques Mandé.
- America's First Look Into the Camera, Library of Congress:
  - The Daguerreotype.
  - Timeline of the Daguerreian Era.
- Daguerrotypes at Harvard.
- The First Photograph of a Human Being?
- Secrets of the Dark Chamber, Smithsonian Institution.
Glass Plate or Wet Plate Photography:

Answers.com.
PBS:

The Wizard of Photography.

Sharlot Hall Museum.
William Dunniway & Co.

National Public Radio:
- The First Photograph.
- First Snowflake Photographs from 1885.
Tintypes:

The American Museum of Photography.
Dr. Robert Leggat.
EdinPhoto.
George Eastman International Museum of Photography.
Land, Edwin: K-12 TLC Guide.
Library of Congress:
- Detroit Publishing Company Collection.
The Media History Project.
On-This-Day:
- 01/10/1911: First Photograph Taken from an Airplane.

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Still Images

2000 Around the World, The New York Times.
2001 Pulitzer Prize for Breaking News Photography: Alan Diaz, Associated Press.
2001 Pulitzer Prize for Feature Photography: Matt Rainey, Newark Star Ledger.
American Memory, The Library of Congress:
- Color Photographs From ca. 1938-1944.
- Daguerreotype Portraits and Views, 1839-1862.
- Panoramic Photographs, 1851-1991.
- The South Texas Border: 1900-1920.
- Touring Turn-of-the-Century America: 1880-1920.
The American Museum of Photography.
American Photography: A Century of Images, PBS.
Bridging the Urban Landscape, Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh.
Butterfly Photography, The Butterfly WebSite.
California Museum of Photography, University of California, Riverside.
California Views: Collection of Historical Photos.
Canadian Heritage Gallery.
The Center for Creative Photography, The University of Arizona.
Corbis:
Faces of Sacrifice, The White House.
Geo Images Project, University of California, Berkeley.
GEOsnapper.
Great Kanto Earthquake 1923, Schauwecker's Guide to Japan.
Historical Nez Perce Archive Photography, Nezperce.com.
Historypin:
- Official Web site.
- National Public Radio
Image Collections, BUBL Link.
Mountain and Nature Photography.
NASA:
- The Gateway to Astronaut Photography of Earth.
- NIX: NASA Image Exchange.
- Retinex Image Processing.
National Public Radio:
- African Ceremonies (audio: 8:02).
- Antarctica in Color: Photos from the 1914 Shackleton Expedition.
- Boy an Icon for Childhoods Lost in Holocaust.
- Fine-Feathered Photography.
- The First Photograph.
- First Snowflake Photographs from 1885.
- "A Great Day in Harlem".
- Homelessness in Pictures (audio: 7:30).
- A Millisecond Moment When the Moon and Space Station Eclipse the Sun.
- New York Flophouses (audio: 16:30).
- News Photography (commentary) (audio: 3:00).
- Photograph of an International Space Station Transit of the Sun.
- A Photographer's Descent into a Volcano.
- Photographing Madidi National Park (audio: 8:50).
- Playing with the Moon.
- Water Balloons Without the Balloons.
- Water Sculpture.
- World Leaders Pose for Photo (audio: 4:00).
New York Institute of Photography.
Photographs of the American Civil War: K-12 TLC Guide.
The Photography Collection, The Denver Public Library.
Photos of the Great War, WWI Document Archive.
Photovault.
Portrait Gallery, University of Texas.
Proehl Studios.
The Smithsonian Institution:
- American Photographs: The First Century.
- Washington Salon Art Photographic Exhibit: 1896.
Schauwecker's Guide to Japan:
- Four Months of War: Shanghai 1937.
- Great Kanto Earthquake 1923.
To The Egyptian Art Galleries: Richard Deurer.
University of Maryland Pictures Directory.
Virtual Gallery, Life Magazine.
Weather:
- Greg's Cool Storm Pix, National Severe Storms Laboratory.
- Striking Images.
- Weather-Photography.com.
Writer's Almanac:
- 10/10/1881: Roll Film Patented for Cameras.

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Photographers

American Artists, Architects & Designers: K-12 TLC Guide.
Artists, Architects & Designers: K-12 TLC Guide.
Photography as a Career: K-12 TLC Guide.
Photo Journalist: K-12 TLC Guide.
Visual Arts Careers: K-12 TLC Guide.

The Photographers, Carnegie Library of Pittsburgh.
The Frank M. Hohenberger Collection, Indiana University.
Masters of Photography.
National Public Radio:

Exhibit Exalts New York's Early Radical Photographers.

Photographers, Orazio Centaro's Art Images On The Web.

Adams, Ansel: K-12 TLC Guide.
Ancona, George: K-12 TLC Guide.

Arbus, Diane: K-12 TLC Guide.

Armer, Laura Adams: K-12 TLC Guide.

Bergman, Robert: K-12 TLC Guide.

Bing, Ilse, My Hero.

Bonine, Elias:
- American Photographs.
Brady, Matthew: K-12 TLC Guide.

Cartier-Bresson, Henri: K-12 TLC Guide.

Cross, Ted, National Public Radio:

Davis, Sammy, Jr.: K-12 TLC Guide.

Deghati, Reza: K-12 TLC Guide.

Dodgson, C.L. (Lewis Carroll): K-12 TLC Guide.

Edgerton, Harold E: K-12 TLC Guide.
Eisenstaedt, Alfred: K-12 TLC Guide.
Evans, Walker: K-12 TLC Guide.

Fellig, Arthur, National Public Radio: 6/11/00 (6:00).

Frank, Robert: K-12 TLC Guide.

Friedlander, Lee: K-12 TLC Guide.

Fulton, Robert Edison, Jr., National Public Radio: 5/30/00 (6:54).
Gallardo, Evelyn: K-12 TLC Guide.
Grinner, William, National Public Radio: 4/12/00 (6:40).

Halsman, Philippe, National Public Radio.

Hanna, Forman:
- Smithsonian American Art Museum.
- Pueblo Scene:
  - American Photographs.
Hine, Lewis: K-12 TLC Guide.
Hopper, Dennis, National Public Radio.
Jackson, William Henry: K-12 TLC Guide.
Kidder Smith, G.E., ArchInform.

Knight, Christopher G.: K-12 TLC Guide.

Leonard, Herman, National Public Radio.

Levitt, Helen: K-12 TLC Guide.

Link, Winston, O., National Public Radio: 8/30/00 (6:10).

Lord, Charlie, National Public Radio.

Lumière, Auguste: K-12 TLC Guide.
Maplethorpe, Robert:
- Official Website.
- Masters of Photography.
- National Public Radio: 5/26/00 (audio: 6:32).
Marden, Luis: Pioneering Photographer, National Public Radio: 11/29/99 (6:50).

Marshall, Jim, National Public Radio.

Marston, J.D..

Moore, Charles: Civil Rights Photographer, National Public Radio.

Muñoz, William (b. Jan 12, 1949):

Official Web Site.

Amazon.com.

Muybridge, Eadweard: K-12 TLC Guide.
Nelemen, Hans, National Public Radio: 3/1/00 (6:43).
Newman, Arnold:
- Masters of Photography.
- National Public Radio: 5/5/00 (8:40).
O'Sullivan, Timothy H.: K-12 TLC Guide.

Parks, Gordon: K-12 TLC Guide.
Penn, Irving: K-12 TLC Guide.
PoKempner, Mark:
- National Public Radio (audio):
  - Down at Theresa's.
Ray, Man: K-12 TLC Guide.

Riefenstahl, Leni: K-12 TLC Guide.

Rock, Joseph, National Public Radio: 12/6/99 (6:50).
Salomon, Eric: K-12 TLC Guide.

Seymour, David: K-12 TLC Guide.

Sherman, Editta: "The Duchess of Carnegie Hall," National Public Radio.

Sleet, Moneta, Jr.: K-12 TLC Guide.
Smith, W. Eugene: K-12 TLC Guide.
Sweet Ozzie: K-12 TLC Guide.
Tillmans, Wolfgang, National Public Radio: 11/29/00 (3:00).

Van Vechten, Carl, The Library of Congress.
Withers, Ernest: K-12 TLC Guide.

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Teacher Resources Section

K-12 TLC Teachable Moments

03/14/1923: Birth Date of Diane Arbus: Women in Photography.


Adams, Ansel Ancona, George Brady, Matthew Daguerre, Louis-Jacques Mandé Gallardo, Evelyn

Grades 5-8:
- Center for Educational Resources Project,
  Montana State University:
  - Digital Images: Satellites to the Internet.
  - Every Picture Tells a Story.
- Photojournalism: A Record of War,
  Chris Fricke and Glenda Ritz, The Library of Congress.
Grades 5-12:
- What Do You See?, Bob Hines and John Day,
  Montgomery County Public Schools, MD,
  The Library of Congress.
Other:
- The Constitution Community,
  The National Archives and Records Administration:
- Exploring Earth From Space, Louisiana Tech University.
- Making a Pinhole Camera, Exploratorium.
- Snapshots, British National Archives:
  - Finding Out About 19th Century People.
  - How Did the Victorians Have Fun?
  - How We Were Taught.
  - Railway Accidents in the 1800s.
  - The Streets of London in the 1890s.
  - Trimdon Grange:
    - Disaster: What Happened?
    - The Trimdon Grange Explosion.
    - Life Like in the Late 19th Century.

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This guide last edited 11/23/2011
This guide last revised 08/29/2008