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Camera, October 1976. Volume 55, Number 10. Photojournalism. Signed book What makes the work extraordinary

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What makes the work extraordinary is that most of these sophisticated images were taken when Lartigue was between the ages of seven and eighteen

Atmospheric Interiors: Meyerowitz captures light as it filters through shutters into dim rooms

Davis included computer software (and physical wheels in earlier ones) to help photographers calculate exposure and development without complex manual math

Laurie Simmons: "The Music of Regret": This section highlights Simmons’ conceptual work using dolls

True to Wood’s dual background in literature and art history

Camera, October 1976. Volume 55, Number 10. Photojournalism. Signed book What makes the work extraordinaryIncludes "When Photo Journalism Was Young" featuring photographers: Bernd Lohse; Umbo; Wolfgang Weber; and Ferenc Berko. VG+. Summary: The October 1976 issue of Camera (Volume 55, No. 10) is a scholarly retrospective titled "Photojournalism The Pioneer Days." Curated by editor Allan Porter, this edition serves as a historical bridge, tracing the roots of modern reportage back to the golden age of German and European picture magazines of the 1920s and

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