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The witness Russell is uncompromising. The war is described in its horrors, up to the "British command, not always competent", specifies Jaulmes. In high places, as they say, the journalist is hated, while the public asks for more. The invention of the war photographer Roger Fenton "To give another image of the conflict, the crown decided to resort to another revolutionary invention: photography," adds A. Jaulmes. An official portrait painter of the court thus became the first war photo reporter. His name was Roger Fenton .


At his side, Marcus Sparling. He was not too many. The camera and the oman phone number library development of the photos required the use of a trolley entirely dedicated to this brand new activity of showing the war. You had to know how to handle the machine, and the chemicals to obtain the images. The time of field sketchers, until then responsible for visualizing the battlefields, was coming to an end. Not the artist's sense of staging . The presence of cannonballs fired by the Russian army, in a photo by Fenton entitled The Valley of the Shadow, sparked a controversy.


The reporter is said to have added the projectiles to dramatize the photo. A reporter who, moreover, did not show any corpses. His battlefield had no victims. It would be quite the opposite for one of Fenton's students, Felice Beato . He did not hesitate to "expose" the bodies of the soldiers. The word is right, because in India in 1856 or in China in 1860, where he accompanied the Franco-British expeditionary contingent, Beato arranged the victims and weapons on the ground like a painter composes his canvas.