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Abijah Anderson, b. about 1837 in Tennessee, d. in 1897 in Kentucky. He attended Carson-Newman College, Jefferson City, TN, which closed, due to the Civil War, in his senior year. He was possibly a photographer in the army during the Civil War (www.geocities.com....ction.html)
It was a historic photo that sent a thrill through a war-weary America. SGT William H. Genaust, a Marine combat photographer with the 28th Marines, was also there and shot moving picture film of this event on February 23, 1945. The film was played in every movie theater in America , again bringing heart to a nation sick of war (www.mainandcentral.org....s/2007/06/)
Renowned photographer Lee Miller was in the right places at the right time during World War II. She photographed London during the blitz, Normandy after D-Day, and the liberation of Dachau concentration camp (www.csmonitor.com/books)
Renowned photographer Lee Miller was in the right places at the right time during World War II. She photographed London during the blitz, Normandy after D-Day, and the liberation of Dachau concentration camp. (www.csmonitor.com....-wosc.html)
Renowned photographer Lee Miller was in the right places at the right time during World War II. She photographed London during the blitz, Normandy after D-Day, and the liberation of Dachau concentration camp. (www.csmonitor.com....-lign.html)
Capa, Robert 1913-54, American war photographer , b. Hungary as Andre Friedmann. He came to Paris in 1933 and from that time on recorded with profound concern the spectacle of humanity caught in war. In 1936 he (www.encyclopedia.com....otbio.html)
O'Sullivan, Timothy H. c.1840-1882, American pioneer photographer, b. New York City. O'Sullivan worked in Matthew Brady's first New York gallery and on the battlefronts of the Civil War. He made photographs for the. (www.encyclopedia.com....otbio.html)
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