Response: Photographing the Beginning of the Civil Rights Movement

Both photographers send messages about the life of an American during the 1950’s. There’s evidence show the racial look upon black and white people during that time. People did have different views and refused to look at the work but the photographs really shows life. Frank’s idea of taking photos is “point, shoot and move along”, which is a good way of taking photos because sometimes its the random photos that makes the photograph worth 1000 words. Counts photograph of Hazel show the racial discrimination during this time, it shows how the American life isn’t equal to everyone who lives there. So they were efficient in sending out the message with there photos of the American life during the 1950’s.