Friday, February 21, 2014
Tuesday, February 11, 2014
first post,first quiz, second semester
1. The first photo sent "Across the Wire" was January 1, 1935.
2. The photo sent across the wire was a picture of a dramatic plane crash.
3. Around 28 cities received the first photo sent"Across the Wire".
4. The Hindenburg was a German airship that was burned down.
5. The Glenn Miller orchestra performed "In the Mood" during this time and was very popular.
6. The magazine "Life" used the concept of picture magic.
7. The United States Government agency that documented poverty in the 1930's was Farm Security Association (FSA).
8. The African American photographer that worked for the FSA was Gordon Parks.
9. The painting that inspired his best known photograph was The American Gothic.
10. The famous landscape photographer shown in the video was Ansel Adams.
11. Pearl Harbor was boombed on December 7, 1941.
12. A pin up girl was a famous model.
13. It was 6 years between D-day and the bombing of Pearl Harbor.
14. Robert Capa took the famous photos on Normandy Beach during D-Day.
15. Rosenthal's famous picture with the American Flag hold up by soldiers was a symbol of victory at Iowa Jima.
2. The photo sent across the wire was a picture of a dramatic plane crash.
3. Around 28 cities received the first photo sent"Across the Wire".
4. The Hindenburg was a German airship that was burned down.
5. The Glenn Miller orchestra performed "In the Mood" during this time and was very popular.
6. The magazine "Life" used the concept of picture magic.
7. The United States Government agency that documented poverty in the 1930's was Farm Security Association (FSA).
8. The African American photographer that worked for the FSA was Gordon Parks.
9. The painting that inspired his best known photograph was The American Gothic.
10. The famous landscape photographer shown in the video was Ansel Adams.
11. Pearl Harbor was boombed on December 7, 1941.
12. A pin up girl was a famous model.
13. It was 6 years between D-day and the bombing of Pearl Harbor.
14. Robert Capa took the famous photos on Normandy Beach during D-Day.
15. Rosenthal's famous picture with the American Flag hold up by soldiers was a symbol of victory at Iowa Jima.
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