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When was the first aerial photograph taken?
A. 1994
B. 1456
C. 1858
D. 1938
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- In 1945 this man was given the Pulitzer Prize in News Photography for his famous photo of the raising the American flag on the Japanese island Iwo Jima.
- When was the first aerial photograph taken?
- When was the first underwater photograph taken?
- This famous photojournalist specialized in war photographs. He covered the Spanish Civil War, The Second Sino-Japanese War, World War II (He landed on Omaha Beach!) ,The Israeli War for Independence, and The French-Indochina War. What was his name?
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- When was the first picture of a university class taken?
- When was the first digital camera introduced?
- He was a great American photographer and one of the inventors of the Zone System. He is probably best known for his images of Yosemite National Park. What is his name?
- Which great singer/songwriter wrote the song Photographs and Memories?
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