History of
Photography Techniques and Equipment Hardback book with Dust Jacket by Camfield and Deirdre Wills Over 185 pages Copyright © The Hamlyn Publishing Group Limited 1980 " Photography represents a unique combination of art and technology and any study of its history must establish a link between these two disciplines in order to explain effectively the fascinating relationship which has contributed much to the way we see the world around us. " " History of Photography not only traces the development of the image making processes and the photographic equipment which evolved from them, but also chronicles the lives of the photographers and inventors who helped to shape the course of photographic history, men like Daguerre, Fox, Talbot, Eastman, Fenton and Capa.
This absorbing book also offers a fascinating insight into the effect that photography has had on art, science, communication, education, industry and war.
As well as giving a general survey of the explosion of interest in the artefacts of photography during the past decade, History of Photography presents a profusely illustrated guide to all collectors on sources and conditions of supply, fraud, public collections and museums and photographic literature.
230 illustrations, 80 in color. " Contents includes: " The Technical Evolution The Photographic Process
The Camera
Lenses, Shutters and Accessories
Technical Photographic Literature The Aesthetic Evolution Photography and the Conventional Arts
The Naturalistic School
The Application of the Control Processes
Modern Pictorial Photography The Application of Photography Professional Portraiture
The Camera at War
The Camera and the Explorer
Photography and Mass Communication Collections and Collecting Collecting
A Simple Guide for Collectors Bibliography
Glossary
Index " The book is in very good to excellent condition with only minor wear.
The dust jacket has some edgewear and several tears.
No torn or ripped pages.
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