Technological Innovation and Aviation: Beyond studio portraiture
Oliver Lewis Gagliani (1917 – 2002) was an American photographer and educator
He traces how contemporary photography has shifted from a tool used to objectively document history into a medium used to critique how history itself is written and remembered
The printing was carefully calibrated to preserve the intricate details of VanDerZee’s prop-heavy studio backdrops and the deep tonal warmth of his original glass-plate negatives
Aerial Photography. Airborne Camera: The World From the Air and Outer Space by Beaumont Newhall. Signed book Technological Innovation and Aviation: BeyondHastings House, 1969. Hardcover with protected, price clipped dust jacket. Fine except for remainder mark in good dust jacket with chip on rear, short tears, and wear at extremities. 144 pages. Covers history of aerial photography beginning in the 1850s. Includes aerial photography from balloons, airplanes, and from space. Photographers include Felix Nadar, James Wallace Black, William A. Garnett, George R. Lawrence, et al. The author Beaumont