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         ADAMS, Ansel
         ADAMS, Robert
         ARBUS, Diane
         ATGET, Eugene
         BELLOCQ, Ernest
         BERNARD, Bruno
         BLOSSFELDT, Karl
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         CALLAHAN, Harry
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         CUNNINGHAM, Imogen
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         DeCARAVA, Roy
         DOISNEAU, Robert
         EBBETS, Charles
         EGGLESTON, William
         EISENSTAEDT, Alfred
         EVANS, Walker
         FENTON, Roger
         FRIEDLANDER, Lee
         GOWIN, Emmet
         GUTMANN, John
         HINE, Lewis
         HINE, Lewis [New York]
         HOPPER, Dennis
         HURRELL, George - BULL Clarence
         KARSH, Yousuf
         KERTESZ, Andre
         KLEIN, William
         KOUDELKA, Josef
         LANGE, Dorothea
         LEVITT, Helen
         MAPPLETHORPE, Robert
         NEWTON, Helmut
         PAGE, Tim - HAAS, Ernst
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The Polaroid camera was invented by Edwin Land.
The American inventor and physicist whose one-step process for developing and printing photographs created a revolution in photography: Instant photography
 
 The Polaroid camera afforded the photographer to remove a developing print after the picture had been taken.  The first Polaroid camera was sold to the public was in November 1948 


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Mary Moorman's most famous photo
taken with a Polaroid Camera

Mary Moorman's camera, measurements of the same model camera show that the center of the Polaroid lens is 2.25 inches below the camera viewfinder which means, she was using with her right eye. Other measurements show that the focal plane of the Polaroid camera was just under one inch from the back of the camera as measured from beneath the viewfinder. The lens was 4.5 inches in front of the back of the camera. Additionally, the camera lens was about 1.5 inches above the bottom of the camera as she held it

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Polaroid Highlander Model 80A camera (seen below) is the same model used by Mary Moorman to take the famous photo of John F. Kennedy immediately after he was shot in Dallas

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Instead of updating the Polaroid camera Polaroid has updated the 'instant photo' aspect, by building a handheld printer. Called the Polaroid PoGo> It is a small printer that connects to your phone or digital camera, and prints out the color images on special paper taken less than a minute to print

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Mapplethorpe was the fist photographer to use a Polaroid camera. He did not consider himself a photographer, but wanted to use his own photos in his paintings, rather than pictures from magazines. "I never liked photography.." he said, "not for the sake of photography. I like the object. I like the photos when you hold them in your hand"



Robert Mapplethorpe 1946, the third of six children. He remembered very secure childhood on Long Island, which he summed up by saying, “I come from suburban America. It was a very safe environment, and it was a good place to come from in that it was a good place to leave.” He received a B.F.A. from Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, where he produced artwork in a variety of media. His early interest reflected the importance of the photography in the culture and art including the work of such notable artists as Andy Warhol, whom Mapplethorpe greatly admired.

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