#21 "The Camera Is An Instrument That Teaches People How To See Without A Camera" - Dorothea Lange
The first 35mm camera was introduced in 1925. The compact Leica was a far cry from the big, bulky box cameras that photographers had to lug around before. And as more people experimented over the years, we finally saw color film enter the fray.
Kodak was once again on the frontlines of film advancement. And released Kodachrome in 1936. Unlike monochrome, or black and white, the film had multiple layers and allowed photographers to bring their work to life with a range of vibrant colors.
#23 Women Factory Workers In A Cotton Mill In Lancashire, England, Circa 1908
#24 Rhine River Boat Transporting Whisky, Düsseldorf, Ca. 1957 - By Leonard Freed
Polaroid pictures added a whole fun, new element to photography. In a world where instant gratification reigns supreme, people were now able to snap and see their pics instantly. The invention of the first instant camera by Edwin H. Land in 1848 was met with much excitement. Many decades later, Instagram launched with a logo of a Polaroid camera.
#25 Farmer Walking In Dust Storm. Cimarron County, Oklahoma Circa 1936
#26 Little Sarakatsana Spins Wool, 1940's - By Takis Tloupas
#28 Photo By Leonard Freed - Farm Women, Bay Of Naples, Italy 1958
#29 Mailbox Attached To A German Tram, Postman Empties The Mailbox. Berlin, 1920
#30 Carrer De Les Basses De Sant Pere, Barcelona, 1946 - By Otho Lloyd
#31 Unemployed Miner Returning Home From Jarrow, England, 1937 - By Bill Brandt
#34 Teachers Training Students Of The Royal Dance Academy At Fairfield Lodge In 1949
#38 A Lady Sold Hot Chestnuts In Soho, In The West End Of London, England, In 1935
#39 The Sonter Family Packing Fruit, Ray Road, Epping, Sydney - 1911 By Rex Hazlewood
