captioning. The resulting captions were edited at the photographic unit's headquarters. The selected images were then printed and mounted, the captions were applied to the photo mounts, and the photographs were filed in the photographic unit's file. During an eight-year span, the section created 77,000 black-and-white photographs and 644 colors, for which it is now world-famous.
             One of the most well-known photographers who worked for the FSA was Margaret Bourke-White, during the era before television and instant communication Margaret showed the people the world. The despair and depression of the dustbowl, London during the Blitz, battles
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