War+Photography

toc This page was created for Mrs. Rathbone's classes to use in support of their War Photography Research Project.

=Searchable Resources=

Print Resources
Search the [|Riverside Media Center catalog] for information about the Orphan Trains.

Search the [|Durham County Library catalog] for information about the Orphan Trains.

Online Resources
Use Webpath Express, linked on the left side of the [|Riverside Media Center catalog], to find reviewed websites guaranteed not to be blocked by school filters.

[|NC WiseOwl] links to many databases in its menu on the left side of the page. These databases include magazine articles on a wide variety of subjects.

The [|Internet Public Library] also has a searchable database of resources.

=General Resources= [|Killer Shots: A Photographic Response to War] [|War Photos That Changed History]

=Specific Photographers= Mrs. Rathbone has identified the following websites for specific photographers.

Margaret Bourke-White
[|Women in History: Margaret Bourke-White] [|Gallery M: Margaret Bourke-White]

Larry Burrows
[|Larry Burrows Vietnam]

Chim (David Seymour)
[|CHIM Portfolio] [|Chim: A web biography of David Seymour]

Robert Capa
[|Reporting America at War: Robert Capa] [|The Magnificent Eleven: the D-Day Photos of Robert Capa]

David Douglas Duncan
[|An Eye for History]

Malcolm Browne
[|Reporting America at War: Malcolm W. Browne]

Ron Haeberle (My Lai)
[|An Introduction to the My Lai Courts-Martial] [|My Lai photographer Ron Haeberle exposed a Vietnam massacre 40 years ago today in The Plain Dealer]

Philip Jones Griffiths
[|Magnum Photos: Philip Jones Griffiths 1936-2008]

Donald McCullin
[|Don McCullin - In England]

Eddie Adams "Kim Phuc"
[|Monroe Gallery of Photography]

W. Eugene Smith
[|Profotos - W. Eugene Smith]

Carl Mydans
[|Gallery M: Carl Mydans] [|Duke University Libraries]