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Incredible war photography, then and now.

Since the invention of photography in the early 19th century, war photographers have risked their lives, venturing into war zones, in an attempt to document the reality of war with a camera. Throughout history, particularly during the Second World War, many images were heavily censored and the use of cameras were banned in certain circumstances. Strict rules posed challenges for both the censors and photographers, and the resulting images are intriguing, to say the least. There are now 11 million photographs in the Imperial War Museum’s archive, many with intriguing stories behind them. But how has the role of war photographer changed throughout history? What were the rules and how did photographers get around them? Plan your visit to IWM's Blavatnik Art, Film and Photography Galleries: https://www.iwm.org.uk/events/blavatn... Love films about art? This video reveals new details in 'Gassed' by John Singer Sargent:    • The most famous painting of WW1 looks diff...   Find out more about War Photographers at IWM: https://www.iwm.org.uk/history/war-ph... Explore and license the film clips used in this video from IWM Film: https://film.iwmcollections.org.uk/co... Leave a lasting legacy with IWM: https://www.iwm.org.uk/support-us/leg... Attributions: This film includes photographs courtesy of the following organisations: IWM Collections & IWM Commissioned Photographers Norfolk Museums Service Australian official photographers The National Library of Wales Magnum Agency UK Army Film & Photographic Unit UK RAF Film & Photographic Unit Royal Flying Corps and the Royal Engineers German official photographers US official photographers Life Magazine Library of Congress Australian Imperial Force, official photographers And the film also includes photographic works created by the following individuals (where their identity is known): Paul Seawright Roger Fenton Olive Edis Cecil Beaton Ernest Brooks Donald McCullin Bill Brandt Matthew Brady Herbert William Lawson Preston Heinrich Hoffmann Officer F G Goodchild Sgt Norman Midgley Horace Nicholls James Jarche Harry Ewin Mrs Albert Broom Hoffman, George Spencer Jack de Nijs for Anefo Captain Herbert F Baldwin Sgt Ron Hudson Pat Aylwood Pilot Officer Vasey Martin Omaha Flug 4 Rbz.A Reihenbildzug Abteilung Non photographic artworks featured: IWM commissioned Watercolour painting by Geoffrey Stephen Allfree. Sketches by George Spencer Hoffman Sketch book by Raymond Monbiot. Sketch book by Ronald William Fordham Searle. Follow IWM on social media: Twitter:   / i_w_m   Instagram:   / imperialwarmuseums   Facebook:   / iwm.london