Iconic photos deck
Pt. 1 Interests
Mohammed ali
after knocking
out his
opponent in a
massive fight
May 25th, 1965,
photographers
John Rooney
Shows the dress and
buildings of the late
1800s cities.
WW2 during a
battle the US
captured iwo
jima which
turned the way
the war was
going
An aerial photograph of
Hiroshima shortly after the
"Little Boy" atomic bomb was
dropped in 1945
Kobe bryant
after winning a
championship
2001, catilyn
clark
Monolith, The Face Of
Half Dome, Yosemite
Valley By Ansel
Adams, 1927.
When Martin Luther
King Jr. made his "I Have
A Dream" speech at the
Lincoln Memorial in
1963, Bob Adelman
Sam Shere was a
photojournalist
for his 1937
photograph of the
explosion of the
Hindenburg
dirigible balloon
as it returned from
a transatlantic
crossing.
Albert einstein
March 14, 1951,
Einstein's 72nd birthday.
American photographer
Arthur Sasse
The moon
landing 1969
captured neil
armstrong taking
his first steps on
the moon
Pt 2 Firsts
Oldest photo in
history
joseph Nicéphore
Niépce in 1826–27. It
depicts the view out
of Niépce's upstairs
window, and it is
extremely low quality
Edmond Becquerel
created the first color
photograph in 1848, but
for over 170 years,
nobody knew how he did
it. Researchers from
three institutions in Paris
have, for the first time,
reconstructed the
process that Becquerel
used to create the image,
which appears to show
purple gradients on a
silver-ionized sheet.
Ansel adams was
the first to capture
the massive beauty
of the natural world
such as the
national parks.
Cornelius' 1839 self-portrait,
generally accepted as the
earliest photographic
portrait, although earlier
claims exist. Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania, U.S.
Frankford, Philadelphia,
Pennsylvania, U.S. He was
an inventor, businessman
and lamp manufacturer.
These photos showed
the first war photography
where photographers
actually went into the
battles with soldiers in
order to get photos
June 6, 1944.
Robert Capa
With the creation
of baseball the
new idea of
sports
photography
emerged
The hubble space
telescope was the
newest to its kind and
took photos of
images lightyears
away
With the creation of polaroids photos where more accessible than ever leading to
the wave of instant cameras
Pt.3 important historical events
Journalist Malcome Browne took this iconic photo of the self-immolation of Buddhist monk Thich
Quang Duc in Saigon in 1963. The monk committed suicide to protest what he called government
persecution of Buddhists.
This moon landing photo shows the astronouts claiming the moon and planting the
american flag into it.
Aftermath of the bomb drop in hiroshima in 1945. This shows the massive
devastation it caused
Suffragist movement
was major because it
resulted in women
gaining the same
rights as men such as
voting sometime in
the 1800s
The vietnam war was captured by many people due to its infamy among the us’s population Henri Huet 1956
FSA photographers documented
the conditions that Americans
faced throughout the course of
the Great Depression, a period of
economic crisis. Lange's
photograph suggests the impact
of these harsh conditions on a
32-year-old mother of seven.
Dorothea Lange took this
photograph in 1936
Child labor was a big problem during the industrial age. Lewis Hine documented working and living conditions
of children in the United States between 1908 and 1924.
