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Roger Fenton was known for photographing war. Although he did not photograph the gory battlefield scenes. Fenton would photograph hazy portrait pictures of soldiers back at their camp, and simple landscape images of the battlefield. 

Vivian Maier worked as a nanny for the majority of her life. Although later on she found photography, and her skill came naturally. She is famously known for her expressive street art she was able to capture on individuals going about their everyday life. 

Lee Friedlander was a social photographer, typically doing street photographer. Although he is personally pieced within each of his images. Within his shots there is a reflection of his silhouette hidden somewhere. 

Muybridge was known for the horse in motion. He was the first photographer that was able to capture motion. With this evolution came the invention of films, which would later lead into movies. Muybridge would photograph unique, or common movements within multiple shots which would be composed and played as a film for viewers.

A photography studio is the location the photographer will compose the image, or edit it. The studio consists of multiple different color backdrops for lighting purposes, along with lights, dimmers, props, and computer equipment to edit the image. 

Color photography made its big debut through the Kodak company. Kodak had created the first camera, and gave everyone the ability to become a photographer. Once the camera was distributed to an individual they were able to snapshot 100 pictures of whatever they chose. Once their film roll was full they would send it back to Kodak and they would develop the film. The film would then be developed in color which revolutionized photography because it gave the image a greater sense of reality. After the development in color the images were sent back to the individual with a new roll of film, the individual was charged for the development and Kodak began their legendary company. 

When photographing space, the original image the photographer is capturing is actually in black and white. Although once taken photographers edit them within a photography studio and fill the image with correlating colors in order to please the human eye, and actually create a false reality. 

Surrealism is a photography style that consists of multiple images combined into one. Photographers take multiple pictures of different objects or scenery and edit, and combine them within a photography studio. The images are edited and pieced together to look real, but have a fantasy filter glazed over it.