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Every Photo Is a Story Part 4: Explore the Photographer's Era

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In this five-part series, Kristi Finefield and Sam Watters discuss the ways to uncover the story in photographs, specifically a series of hand-colored lantern slides of historic gardens and homes created by Frances Benjamin Johnston in the early 20th century. In Part Four, Finefield and Watters discuss researching the era in which a photograph was made in order to discover events and movements that may have influenced the creation and composition of the photograph. They also cover considering photographs as works of art, and learning about conventions for composition and visual communication.

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