http://www.digitaljournalist.org/issue0309/lm_index.html
Scan through the images, which one catches your attention?
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Read the brief brief description below the photograph.
Summarize why it was/is important in 2-3 sentences.
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The photo of Anne Frank is important because everyone can finally put a face to her story. Through her famous diary people could understand what it was really like back then, and having a picture to go with it helps.
Chloe L.
The photo I chose is the First Human X-Ray 1896. I think this photo is really important because before this, they could not see inside someone's body without making an incision first; this saved time, pain and made surgeries easier. Without this photo, we would not be where we are today with technology and the process of surgeries and dealing with other injuries.
Sadie S
the image that caught my eye was birmingham 1963 this picture of people being pummeled by a liquid battering ram. because of this picture black people started getting more support from others. -lizeth v.r
South of the DMZ line caught my eye because it showed a wounded man going to another wounded solider. This photo is important because it showed the struggle and hardship that are solider's had to go through.
Hazel Bryant- The image depicts a black school girl walking in a crowd of snobbish white teenagers. Savannah R-B
The photo of the Cuban Missile Crisis of 1962 is important because President Kennedy hung it in the oval office as a way to demonstrate the threat the offensive weapons have. They are Soviet-built surface-to-air missiles in place at launch sites.
-Jennifer J.
The photo of the Earth rise really catches my attention. This photo is important because it was the first photo taken of Earth from space. This picture helped a lot of people see the earth differently and help see that we need to protect it. Kekoa.L
The picture of Anne Frank was and still is important to our worlds history. She embodies the Outcome of the terrible things the germans did to the Jews, they murdered 6 Million people during the war. This is a iconic picture of such a brilliant, and strong young woman. -Sadie H.
The photo of Anne Frank is important because there is a picture to go with her long and terrifying journey. Its a story all about her and what she has gone through and to be able to see what she looked like and how she saw the world is amazing. -skylar h
The photo that really intrigued me was the one of the starving children. what is going on is that a people were trying to be free of Nigeria which created a war. Once these people were free Nigeria blocked there resources and children started developing a condition that makes there mussels waste away and bellies protrude and this was caused by starvation.
The photo of the earth was really important because up until that point nobody had ever seen a real picture the earth. It was called the most influential environmental photograph ever taken. Mia M
This photo was taken in Birmingham 1963, which was considered "the South's toughest city". This picture shows 3 black Americans being pummeled by liquid battering ram, which rallied support for the plight of the blacks. So, it helped the Civil rights movement which had been led by Martin Luther King Jr. in this town.
Kaitlyn S
The one that caught my eye was the triangle shirtwaist fire because I learned about it last tri, so knowing the back story behind it is quiet traumatic. I feel like it show so much sadness and so still in this photo. -Liv R
i think photos in history are important so that we know what happened in the past.i also think its cool to look at how diffrent we are now then we used to be .photos that are placed in the old times really change our views on life . jordyn.l
The photo I chose was an x-ray of a hand. It was the first one ever taken. The man put a photographic sheet behinds his wifes hand and he was able to get an x-ray.
Sabrah S.
The one that caught my attention was the Hiroshima bombing. It caught my attention because it is what it is now that changed Japan into what it is now.
Bao N.
Birmingham 1963 catches my attention because i've seen it before in my history class. These people, many of them students, created a movement that to this day still impacts us a country.
Claudia A.
Promontory Point 1869 was the photo that caught my eye. All these people are celebrating and two men on either train are toasting to what was the completion of the first transcontinental railroad, connecting the Central Pacific and Union Pacific railroads. A huge accomplishment deserved a big celebration including driving a golden spike into the railroad.
Brady B
I was drawn to pigeon house and barn because it looked so basic I couldn't see how it was one of the most important. It's clearly one of the most important because it started it all. Even though the photo is super fuzzy and it's of a roof if it wasn't for this picture we wouldn't have any. Jaelyn A
Biafra 1969 i think it gives an image to those hard times that people goes through as individuals and a country and the affected people are the innocents and kids about others failures. I think it is in fact, giving a message that words cant give.
The image that caught my attention was the one where Lyndon B Johnson sworn in to be president after JFK was assassinated in 1963. charlie b
the one that catches my attention is the bombing it really makes me think of whatt happened and how it effected people and what they went throught jordyn.l
The one that caught my attention was the Vietnamese holding a gun at another Vietnamese. The reason this one caught my attention is because they shouldnt be fighting eachother. They should be trying to help eachoher to create a better life for them both.-edson j
The African Children one caught my attention, "Biafra 1969". The picture is described from a Nigerian war, and the children are living in a camp. They got disease called kwashiorkor. Massive hunger issues spread.
Jaynie R
South of the DMZ line caught my eye because it showed a wounded man going to another wounded solider. This photo is important because it showed the struggle and hardship that are solider's had to go through.
Tyler O
I chose the photo of the baby that is still in a amniotic sac and not born. It stuck out to me because I am always amazed to see how photos of the human body then vs now. I think seeing a photo of the baby inside the sac then vs now the quality is so much better. My finally reason Is I just really liked kids and especially baby's.
Alyson .D
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