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Visual News in the Early Twentieth Century

Photography in the early twentieth century was marked by the rise of photo agencies designed to circulate news photographs widely, the publication of photo-heavy sections in newspapers and magazines, and the increasing professionalization of photojournalism. This chapter studies how these changes affected the ways that presidents such as Theodore Roosevelt, Woodrow Wilson, and Calvin Coolidge engaged with the changing medium.