he was raised by his maternal grandparents in Bordeaux and as a young man joined the merchant navy
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where the extreme clarity of the print forced a deeper meditation on the subject
Technological Evolution: The transition from the unique silver plate of the Daguerreotype to the reproducible wet-plate collodion process and the eventual convenience of the dry plate
Contemporary Photographer. Volume V, No. 4, 1966. Marie Cosindas, Jerry Uelsman, Robert Heinecken, et al. Signed Copy he was raised by hisIncludes photography by Marie Cosindas (mostly still life and portraits) and Warren Hill (urban landscapes including inserted female nudes), and texts by Ralph Hattersley, Beaumont Newhall, Nicholas Dean, John Schulze, Grace M. Mayer, Jerry Uelsmann, Robert Heinecken, et al. Reading copy with closed tears and light stains on cover, large chip in margin of Hattersley article, lacks table of contents page (unpaginated so not possible for me to verify