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=__**ESSAY #1:**__= [|http-::life.time.com:history:the-best-of-life-37-years-in-pictures:#1]



This photographer shot photographs of huge world events that he felt to be moments worth remembering over a span of 37 years. He shot his photographs from many different views, and you can tell that he made an effort to be right there where the action was. For example, he was able to capture the DC-4 passenger plain from a view above it. He also captured images during the Korean War, and many other wars. All of his images are connected in a way that they are all big, important moments in American history.

=__**ESSAY #2:**__= [|http-::www.nationalgeographic.com:explorers:bios:ben-horton:#]



The photographer, Ben Horton, captured images in the arctic. He travelled there to explore and wanted to tell a story about it through pictures. While he was there, he came face to face with seven arctic wolves in which he managed to photograph. He started his career in photojournalism because it allowed him to photograph the things that he loved. He even had the chance to photograph sharks in the ocean.

=**__ESSAY #3:__**= [|http-::immaginedigitalimag.newsvine.com:_news:2009:07:02:2991925-photo-essays-photo-journalismmore-or-less-the-same-idea-heres-some-dos-and-do-nots]



The photographer A. Macarthur shot images of Disney and The Magic Kingdom. He conveys the message of the joy of childhood through his photographs. It shows the whole mood of what it is like to be a kid and in Disney. All of his images seem similar with the way the colors are bright and they seem calm and peaceful.