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[[Berkas:War photo-Mccosh.jpg|thumb|John McCosh was the first known war photographer. He captured images of the [[Second Sikh War]] (1848-1849).]] |
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Dengan penemuan fotografi pada 1830an, kemungkinan menangkap peristiwa-peristiwa perang unyuk disebarkan ke publik pertama kali dieksplor. |
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Revisi per 20 Juli 2015 12.52
Fotografi perang menangkap foto-foto konflik bersenjata dan wilayah-wilayah yang terkena perang.
Meskipun foto dapat mewakili lebih langsung ketimbang lukisan atau gambar, foto-foto tersebut terkadang dimanipulasi sehingga membuat gambar tersebut menjadi tidak objektif secara jurnalistik.
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Dengan penemuan fotografi pada 1830an, kemungkinan menangkap peristiwa-peristiwa perang unyuk disebarkan ke publik pertama kali dieksplor.
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Wikimedia Commons memiliki media mengenai War photography.
- PBS on war photography
- War Photographer (Documentary)
- At War: Photographers' Best Shots - slideshow by Life magazine
- Anne S. K. Brown Military Collection, Brown University Library Includes war photographs by Roger Fenton, Felice Beato, Alexander Gardner, Mathew Brady and others.
- An Eyemo camera used in 1942 by Damien Parer filming the Academy Award-winning documentary, Kokoda Front Line!, in New Guinea is held at National Museum Australia Canberra
- Booknotes interview with Susan Moeller on Shooting War: Photography and the American Experience of Combat, April 23, 1989.
- All the Mighty World: The Photographs of Roger Fenton, 1852-1860, exhibition catalog fully online as PDF from The Metropolitan Museum of Art, which contains much of Fenton's war photography