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User Review - VioletBramble - LibraryThingSzarkowski discusses the various photography equipment, film developing processes, image framing, photo altering techniques and occasionally, subject selection that were used by the photographers of ... Read full review
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User Review - j-b-colson - LibraryThingThis is a basic text for anyone serious about photography. A brilliant writer, Szarkowski can be argued with, found lacking, but not ignored. One Hundred images from MOMA's collection are well selected and presented, one page each for reproduction opposite a one page essay response. Read full review
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Looking at Photographs: 100 Pictures from the Collection of the Museum of ... John Szarkowski No preview available - 1973 |
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