A fascinating look at both the history behind one of the most famous photographs in history (Roger Fenton's photo "Valley of the Shadow of Death" in the Crimea) and Errol Morris' obsessive journey to lay to rest the controversy surrounding its creation.
Which Came First? (in three parts): 1, 2, 3
(warning for dial-up or underpowered users; pages are very large)
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