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U.S. Camera magazine, November 1951. Philippe Halsman, Arnold Eagle. et al. Annuals The curated works demonstrate how

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The curated works demonstrate how specialized photographic framing can transform natural and built environments into rich

Chris Wroblewski

reminding readers how the familiar can become mysterious and meaningful through the lens of a thoughtful photographer

Conceptual and Narrative: David Attie showcases his innovative multi-image montages and "composite" style that influenced commercial and editorial photography

the Vaux family pioneered the use of repeat photography to visually prove environmental change over time

U.S. Camera magazine, November 1951. Philippe Halsman, Arnold Eagle. et al. Annuals The curated works demonstrate howEdited by Tom Maloney. Wraps, very good. 114 pages. Features include worlds largest flash photo, taken of Levittown, New York, at night with 1,489 flashbulbs; Philippe Halsman portraits of beautiful movie actresses, including Elizabeth Taylor; portfolio on the petroleum industry by Mel Coston, chief photographer of Humble Oil Company; Arnold Eagle ghost pictures to teach safe driving of automobiles; technical advice, including on stereographic

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