The Photo Book by the Editors of Phaidon Press. Untitled (Friends of Photography) but as a primary source

but as a primary source documenting how the "chemistry of photography" survived the "chemistry of warfare

and curvilinear distortion (barrel and pincushion effects)

Sequence and Narrative: Photographers using multiple frames to tell non-linear or dreamlike stories

The publication functions as a critical bridge between early photographic history and mid-20th-century academic validation

Many of the photographs are bathed in a soft

The Photo Book by the Editors of Phaidon Press. Untitled (Friends of Photography) but as a primary sourcePhaeton, 1997. Wraps, very good with slight wear at extremities. Uncommon in softcover. Arranged in alphabetical order by photographer, one photo by each in black and white or color, often one of the photographer's most acclaimed images. Most photographers are well known in the United States and the others more well known in Europe. The Photography Book brings together 500 inspiring, moving and beautiful images of famous events and people, sensational