Photography and the Civil War

The purpose of this article is to introduce general methods and methods of photographing civil war. It has also been written to convey the story of certain photographers such as Matthew Brady and shared some of their experiences in photography of the American Civil War. Origin of this article is that the title of the website is "South Son", but the view of both sides of the author's war is relatively unfair. The purpose value of this article is that it provides pure information and investigates how to fight a civil war.

The picture brings about the reality of civil war. Prior to the Civil War, early Americans often learned about the latest things by reading the news brochure posted on public plazas. During the Civil War, photography created a new way of communicating. The most famous photographer during this time was Matthew Brady (Lincoln 's picture, Lincoln was praised for helping him win the presidential position in 1860 "Be President"), The New York Times wrote: "Brachi did something to bring us a terrible reality and honesty of war." Exposing the fear of ordinary and war. By doing so, Brady 's photo journalism provides insight to people at home. Then ask the people in the north and the south whether war is worth their sacrifice

The technology of the Civil War has made the American Civil War the first industry and contemporary war. Technologies range from hot air balloons to submarines. New weapons like rifles allow soldiers to shoot accurately over long distances. The use of the photograph means that the war is not a painting, but the first large-scale record of the conflict. The civil war commander also used many telegrams. I have never communicated this easily and quickly in the war. Telegrams allow generals to pass information to each other in real time. In terms of transporting troops and goods, the use of railways by both parties is extremely important.

When the civil war broke out, the picture was a new form of art. Cameras and chemicals that were available at the time were too large to respond to the battlefield turmoil and were unstable. Nonetheless, there are still some civil war pictures, including shelling and shelling in Nashville and Fredericksburg, gunboats and fighting smog. There are also thousands of civil war pictures online at the Library of Congress. Slave and Freedom blacks appeared as franchise teams as physical workers. On March 13, 1865, the South Council of Congress passed a law permitting blacks to play battle roles, "It is interpreted that nothing in this act would approve a change in the relationship between slaves and their owners It should not be. " It is a slave. On March 14, 1865, the Confederate issued "general order".