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  <body>I found this interesting to dip in and out of and guess a few of you guys will too. Insightful to see how censorship evolves. I had always imagined the main stumbling block around this time was the size of the cameras. The photos i've seen from WW1 are more like landscape photography. Would be interesting to see some of the photography it talks about in this article. 

Links
PDF - http://www.fas.org/sgp/eprint/photos.pdf
From - http://www.fas.org/blog/secrecy/2009/11/photo_censorship.html

Elliot</body>
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