How have institutions, like the Library of Congress or the British Museum, utilized historical photographs in preserving cultural heritage and educating the public?
How have advances in photographic technology, such as the transition from glass plate negatives to film, impacted the methods and styles of historical photographers?
5. **What ethical considerations arise when curating and presenting historical photographs, particularly with images that depict conflict, suffering, or culturally sensitive subjects?
4. **How did World War I and World War II shape the role of photography in journalism and public perception, and what lasting effects did this have on the profession?
3. **In what ways did historical photographers, such as Mathew Brady and Ansel Adams, contribute to the understanding of key events or landscapes in their respective eras?
2. **How did the invention of the daguerreotype process influence public access to photography in the early days, and what were its limitations compared to later photographic techniques?
