Hine, Lewis Wickes Photographers Photography

This category lists pages and sites about Lewis Wickes Hine (1874 -1940) and his works. Hines was not only a photographer, but also a sociologist. He used his camera to captures everything from images of immigrants at Ellis Island to children working long hours in dangerous factories. He used his documentary photography to support his views on issues such as child labor and poverty.

• - 60 photographs by Lewis W. Hine the investigative photographer who worked for the Child Labor Bureau.
  
• - Tells about the photographer's life and includes examples of his work.
  
• - 480 of Hine's photographs for the National Child Labor Committee of children working in mills, mines, factories, fields, and city streets. Includes his original captions.
  
• - Explains why Hine's work was important and includes several of his photographs.
  
• - Features a short biography from the New York Public Library and photographs of the nation's turn-of-the-century factories.
  
  

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