Sanders, Norman. At Home. Photographs by Norman Sanders. Camera Magazine " blending his interest in

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Saville’s work is defined by its use of available light

The selected texts document the transition from Pictorialism—where photographers manipulated prints to look like charcoal drawings or etchings—to the philosophy of "Straight Photography

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Sanders, Norman. At Home. Photographs by Norman Sanders. Camera Magazine " blending his interest inMorgan & Morgan, 1977. Presumed first edition, no later printings indicated. Wraps, very good with covers curling and slight edge wear. According to Arthur Rothstein, these at home black and white portraits are commendable for their lack of pretense, their superb technique and their subtle perception. Through these images in the documentary tradition, we discover in the lives of ordinary folk, rare and unique qualities. The men and women are not