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Did they have pictures back in the civil war era?
Do you mean did they have PHOTOGRAPHS during the American Civil War? Yes indeed, very much so- thousands of photographs were taken during the conflict, some of them very moving, and some of them very graphic and chilling (even today, some of those taken are too gruesome to be shown to the general public). They serve to bring home to modern folks how devastating and massive the war was- photos taken of some towns in the aftermath of heavy shelling look like the ruins of Hiroshima or Dresden. Whole books of US Civil War photos are available to buy, and there are plenty on the internet too if you'd like to find out more.
Which was NOT a measure taken by the North or South during the Civil War?
ggygy
What was the name of the town taken over by both unoin and confederate troops at least 50 different times during the civil war?
Winchester, Virginia.
Could people have their picture taken during the American Civil War?
Yes, photographers such as Matthew Brady took portraits and also photographed pictures of the dead following the battles.
What was the name of the town on the south branch Potomac river taken over by both unoin and confederate troops at least 50 different times during the civil war?
The town on the South Branch Potomac River that was taken over by both Union and Confederate troops multiple times during the Civil War is Romney, West Virginia. Its strategic location made it a significant point of contention for both sides, leading to numerous occupations throughout the conflict.
What war was Mathew Brady in?
None. His photos and those of his assistants taken during the US Civil War are the best examples of Photography at the time and win him the well deserved title of the first photo journalist.
Mathew Brady was in what Americian War?
None. His photos and those of his assistants taken during the US Civil War are the best examples of photography at the time and win him the well deserved title of the first photo journalist.
Did they have pictures back in the civil war era?
Do you mean did they have PHOTOGRAPHS during the American Civil War? Yes indeed, very much so- thousands of photographs were taken during the conflict, some of them very moving, and some of them very graphic and chilling (even today, some of those taken are too gruesome to be shown to the general public). They serve to bring home to modern folks how devastating and massive the war was- photos taken of some towns in the aftermath of heavy shelling look like the ruins of Hiroshima or Dresden. Whole books of US Civil War photos are available to buy, and there are plenty on the internet too if you'd like to find out more.
Which was NOT a measure taken by the North or South during the Civil War?
ggygy
What is the difference between ground level photos and oblique aerial photos?
Oblique Aerial photos are photos taken from an aerial platform where the camera has more than 3 degrees of tilt. "Ground level" photos can either refer to aerial photos taken where the lens is level with the ground or to photos taken where the camera is placed within a few inches of the ground and photo are taken from that perspective.
Will the Daleks return in 2009 or 2010?
In 2010, some photos taken by fans during the shooting for the 2010 series have shown a dalek in a photo or two. There are no photos from the specials (fan photos) to suggest the daleks will return in 2009.
Are there any photos taken of Marilyn Monroe while in her casket?
No, but there are some images online of Marilyn in the morgue during her autopsy.
A place where photos are taken?
a booth
How were photographs were taken during the civil war?
some reporters went into battle and took photographs
How many men for both north and south were taken as prisoners during the civil war?
250000
How were the wounded taken care of in the north during the civil war?
They used Plasma Cannons and Obamacare
How many photos can be taken on a single roll of 35mm film?
A single roll of 35mm film can typically hold 24 to 36 photos, depending on the length of the roll and the size of the photos taken.
