The COMPLETE PHOTOGRAPHER March 10 1943 Issue 54 Volume 9 Photography for Sale

The COMPLETE PHOTOGRAPHER March 10 1943 Issue 54 Volume 9 Photography For Sale

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TITLE: THE COMPLETE PHOTOGRAPHER
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ISSUE DATE: March 10 1943 Issue 54 Volume 9
CONDITION: Size approx 7" X 9". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo) IN THIS ISSUE:
[Use 'Control F' to search this page. MORE MAGAZINES' exclusive detailed content description is GUARANTEED accurate for THIS magazine. Editions are not always the same, even with the same title, cover and issue date.] This description copyright MOREMAGAZINES. 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 COVER PHOTOGRAPH by F. S. Lincoln. THE VIEW FINDER by Willard D. Morgan.VIEW CAMERAS: Part II (Continued from Issue 53): Berenice Abbott: Photographer; Author of Changing New York Use of Adjustments - Blueprint and Chart -Lenses - Shutters -Tripods -Camera Listings.VISUAL TEACHING: John B. MacHarg, Ph.D.: Professor Emeritus of History and Visual Education Qualities of a Goad Teaching Picture--Teacher as Critic and Editor--Problem of Size--Slides - Social Sciences - Art - Science - Geography - History - Music - Psychology - Montage--Picture Projection--Photographic Prints.PHOTOGRAVURE SECTION: Including composition analysis by Lydia R. Davis.VISUAL TEACHING--MOTION PICTURES: William F. Kruse: Head of Educational Films Division, Bell & Howell Co. Function--History--Technical Basis--Teaching AGENTS: J. I. Crabtree and R. W. Henn: Crabtree--Asst. Superintendent, Kodak Research Laboratories and Co-author of Photographic Chemicals and Solutions; Henn--Research Chemist, Kodak Research Laboratories Nature of Wetting Agents--Use For Drying Film--Wetting Agents in Photographic Solu-tions--Miscellaneous Uses--Effect on Permanency of Image--Summary.WILD FLOWER PHOTOGRAPHY: Walter E. Thwing: Amateur Photographer; Publisher, The Home Garden Indoors or Outdoors--Handling the Specimens--Purpose of the Picture--Camera, Lenses, and Filters--Lighting--Backgrounds.WINTER PHOTOGRAPHY: George C. Maloney: Eastman Kodak Co. Exposure--Backgrounds and Composition--Co/or Photography in Winter--Winter Sports--Equipment.WINTER PHOTOGRAPHY--SNOWFLAKES: Vincent J. Schaefer: Research Laboratory, General Electric Co. Making Photomicrographs of Snow Crystals--Snowflake Replicas--Time to Work--Taking Photographs of Snowflake Replicas--Homemade Apparatus--Enlargement Without a Micro-scope--Bibliography.WIRED PHOTOS: A. J. Ezickson: Author of Making Amateur Photography Pay and Get That Picture! and Co-Author of Camera, Take The Stand! How Transmission Works--History of Its Development.WOODSURYTYPE: A. E. Marshall: President, Rumford Chemical Works Perfecting the Woodburytype--The Actual Process--Its Uses.PHOTOGRAVURE SECTION: Including composition analysis by Barbara Morgan.ZEISS IKON: A Brief History of the Zeiss syndicate.ZOO PHOTOGRAPHY: Arthur H. Fisher: Photographer of Animals. Light and Light Meters--Flash Work--What Makes a Good Photograph--Wild vs. Captive Animal Pictures--Dangers--Equipment.READER'S GUIDE: An Outline of Articles, Making a Course of Instruction.______
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