Lewis Hine

Lewis Hine was an American photographer and social reformer active in the early 20th century. He is best known for his powerful photographs that exposed the harsh realities of child labor in factories and mines. Hine’s work played a significant role in the movement to improve labor laws and protect children’s rights. He used photography as a tool for social change, capturing images that evoked empathy and raised public awareness. His legacy lies in the way he highlighted social injustices and inspired reforms through compelling visual storytelling. Hine's work continues to influence documentary photography and social advocacy today.