Pictorial Photog
Pictorial Photography in America 1921
作者：Pictorial Photographers of America; Dow, Arthur W. (Arthur Wesley), 1857-1922 [Commentator]; Moore, Henry Hoyt [Commentator]; White, Clarence H., 1871-1925 [Commentator]
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章节目录
共 55 题- Pictorial Photography in America 1921
- Pictorial Photographers of America
- New York
- ILLUSTRATIONS
- CONTENTS
- PAINTING WITH LIGHT
- THE YEAR’S PROGRESS
- AMERICAN PHOTOGRAPHERS SET THE PACE
- 35 Russell Square, London, September, 1920.
- J. MCINTOSH, _Secretary_
- THE SOFT FOCUS LENS
- NO ONE LENS IS SUFFICIENT
- SOFTNESS DESIRABLE, NOT FUZZINESS
- PROFESSIONAL PHOTOGRAPHY INFLUENCED BY THAT OF THE PICTORIALIST
- THE POPULAR MEDIUMS
- COLOR PHOTOGRAPHY
- THE “SECRET” IS THE ARTIST
- HAND WORK VS. STRAIGHT PRINTS
- COMMERCIAL POSSIBILITIES FOR PICTORIAL WORK
- AIRPLANE PHOTOGRAPHY
- ELABORATE APPARATUS NOT ALWAYS NECESSARY
- HOW MR. WHITE JUDGES A PHOTOGRAPH
- MOTION PICTURES AND THE SOFT FOCUS LENS
- IS PHOTOGRAPHY TO REMAIN A BLACK AND WHITE ART?
- HOW WE MAKE OUR PHOTOGRAPHS
- DR. CHAFFEE TELLS HOW HE MAKES BROMOILS—WITH RESERVATIONS
- A. D. CHAFFEE.
- EVADED THE STATUTE, BUT MADE A PICTURE
- ARTHUR D. CHAPMAN.
- A FEW BELIEFS OF A NEGATIVE TENDENCY
- DWIGHT A. DAVIS.
- PHOTOGRAPHING ON A RAINY DAY
- MR. AND MRS. J. D. DREW.
- HOW A “REMBRANDT” WAS MADE
- VERNON E. DUROE.
- HE THOUGHT SHE WAS CRAZY
- ANTOINETTE B. HERVEY.
- THE LAST OF THE SQUARE RIGGERS
- G. B. HOLLISTER.
- AS TO CERTAIN SOFT FOCUS LENSES
- B. S. HORNE.
- MR. LATIMER EXPRESSES HIS VIEWS SOMEWHAT AT LENGTH
- H. A. LATIMER.
- NIGHT PICTURES IN THE STREETS
- SOPHIE L. LAUFFER.
- HOW TO “WORK UP” A NEGATIVE
- W. E. MACNAUGHTON.
- AN EXPERIENCE WITH A RAILWAY DETECTIVE
- HENRY HOYT MOORE.
- FROM A “BATHROOM” EXPERT
- WILLIAM GORDON SHIELDS.
- MR. WHITE’S METHOD WITH CHILDREN
- CLARENCE H. WHITE.
- DRAGGING A VIEW CAMERA THROUGH THE SANDS
- MILDRED RUTH WILSON.