Evening star., 1932-10-16
PUBLIC LIBRARY
Photography.

Photography.
TN connection with the amateur pho
tographer's exhibition, which will
be an outstanding feature of the
i eighth annual industrial exposi-
ton of the washington Chamber
Of Commerce in the Washington Audi
torium. october "a to 20. the Public
Library calls attention to the following
list OF books and magazines:
Technique.
The Dictionary Of Photography, by E.
J. Wall and F. j. Mortimer. 1926.
WR.5W15.
This edition ," endeavors to cover
as wide range as possible, and to give
practical information in all phases of
Photographic work. All processes are
dealt with and where necessary
the working instructions have been
amplified."
The Science and Practice of Photog-
raphy, by j. R. Roebuck. 1920
WR R6235.
AN elementary text book on the sci
entiflc theory and laboratory manual
The course as outlined requires
an elementary knowledge of mathe-
matics, of physics and of chemistry"
Practical Amateur Photography, by w.
S. Davis 1928 WRD298p.
"a guide book for amateur photog-
rapherS, in which is described in proper
sequence each step in the evolution of
finished photography; the theoretical
ground work as well as the practical
working details being given"
Photography-Its Principles and Prac-
tice, by G. B. Neblette. 1927.
WR N273p.
"a manual of the theory and prac-
tice of photography designed for use in
colleges, technical institutions and by
the advanced student of the science"
The Pictorial Art.
Modern Photography; the special Au-
tumn number of The Studio. 1881.
WRL.M72.
short history is included in brief
presentation of the development, scope
and possibilities of modern photog-
raphy. The major portion of the book
is devoted to outstanding examples of
work being done in this field.
The Romance of Modern Photography,
by C. R. Gibson. 1925. WR.G357r.
The romantic story of the discovery
Of this wonderful art, and the steps by
which its range has been extended until
it can achieve results which only few
years ago would have been thought i'm
possible The appendix contains a
arranged chronologically.
Principles of Pictorial Photography, by
j. w. Gillies. 1923. WRL G413p.
Used as a supplementary text in the
New York Institute of Photography;
comments and prints by the foremost
p.ctori2listS.
Pictorial Photography, It's Principles
and Practice, by P L. Anderson.
1923. WRL.An24pi
The fundamental principles Of pho
tography are discussed; the author
omits the scientific phases of the art
and stresses the technique of pictorial
photography.
Applied Photography.
Cash From Your Camera. by H. r.
Snyder and K. A. Barleben. 1929.
WR Sn93.
Elementary instruction in certain
sidelines in which the amateur photog-
rapher might make little money from
his camera. How, to make and sell
Photographic prints, with a market
list"
How to Hunt With the Camera, by
William Nesbit. 1926. WR.N362.
"a complete guide to all forms Of
outdoor photography"
The Coloring of Photographs, by H. N.
Durham. 1926. WRZ D93.
Details of the considerable advance
ment that has been made in the apph-
cation Of color to photography.
The Art of Retouching Photographic
Negatives, by Robert Johnson. 1880.
WRI.J64.
A practical treatise on the delicate
art of bringing out the best that is in
a photograph.
Periodicals.
American Photography.
A monthly publication containing
feature articles of seasonal interest, new
developments, trends, question and
answer section, and notes and news,
also announcements of forthcoming ex-
hibitions. Current and back numbers
available.
The Camera, the Photographic Journal
Of America.
Published monthly comprehensively
covering the field of current news and
tendencies in the development Of mod
ern photography. Current and back
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