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PhotoSpeak : a guide to the ideas, movements, and techniques of photography, 1839 to the present

Author: Gilles Mora
Publisher: New York : Abbeville Press Publishers, 1998.
Edition/Format:   Book : English : 1st edView all editions and formats
Database: WorldCat
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PhotoSpeak is the first reference to provide satisfying, easily accessible information not only about the diverse techniques that have been explored since photography was invented more than 150 years ago but also about the ideas and the influences that have been central to those making and interpreting photographs.
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Title: PhotoSpeak : a guide to the ideas, movements, and techniques of photography, 1839 to the present /
Database Name: WorldCat
All Authors / Contributors: Gilles Mora
ISBN: 0789200686; 9780789200686; 0789203707 (hard); 9780789203700 (hard)
Notes: Includes index.
Also issued online.
Content: Abstraction -- Advertising photography -- Aerial photography -- Album -- Albumen print -- Ambrotype -- Anonymous photography -- Appropriation -- Architecture and photography -- Art and photography -- Autochrome -- Bauhaus -- Blurring -- Body -- Calotype (Talbotype) -- Camera -- Camera obscura/camera lucida -- Carbon process -- Carte-de-visite -- City and photography -- Clarence H. White School of Photography -- Clarity -- Cliche verre -- Collage -- Collections -- Collodion processes -- Color -- Conservation -- Contact print/contact sheet -- Criticism and photography -- Daguerreotype -- Decisive moment -- Development -- Digital imaging -- Direct processes -- Documentary photography -- Double exposure -- Dye-transfer process -- Emulsion -- Enlargement -- Equivalents -- Farm Security Administration (FSA) -- Fashion photography -- Film -- Film und foto -- Format -- Frame -- Futurism and photography -- Gallery -- Gelatin silver process -- Graffiti -- Group F/64 -- Gum bichromate process -- Histories of photography -- Humanist photography -- Installation and photography -- Japonisme -- Judicial photography -- Landscape photography -- Latent image -- Lens -- Light -- Literature and photography.
Content: Luminism -- Manipulation -- Metaphor -- Modernism and photography -- Movement and photography -- Naturalistic photography -- Negative-positive process -- Neue Sachlichkeit -- New topographics -- New vision -- New York school -- Nueva lente -- Objects and photography -- Optical distortion -- Panoramic photography -- Photo agencies -- Photo-essay -- Photogenic drawing -- Photogram -- Photographic act -- Photographic paper -- Photography industry -- Photojournalism -- Photo league -- Photomacrography/photomicrography -- Photomontage -- Photo-realism -- Photo-secession -- Pictorialism -- Pinhole camera -- Platinum print -- Polaroid -- Pop art and photography -- Portraiture -- Postmodernism -- Prints -- Publishing and photography -- Reproductive processes -- Salt-paper process -- Scientific photography -- Sculpture and photography -- Selection -- Self-portrait -- Semiology -- Sensitized surface -- Serial photography -- Snapshot/instantaneity -- Solarization -- Staged photography -- Straight photography -- Street photography -- Subjektive fotografie -- Surrealism -- Symbolism -- Three-dimensional photography -- Tintype -- Toning -- Travel photography -- Vortograph -- War photography -- Women and photography -- Woodburytype.
Description: 215 p. : ill. ; 23 cm.
Contents: Abstraction -- Advertising photography -- Aerial photography -- Album -- Albumen print -- Ambrotype -- Anonymous photography -- Appropriation -- Architecture and photography -- Art and photography -- Autochrome -- Bauhaus -- Blurring -- Body -- Calotype (Talbotype) -- Camera -- Camera obscura/camera lucida -- Carbon process -- Carte-de-visite -- City and photography -- Clarence H. White School of Photography -- Clarity -- Cliche verre -- Collage -- Collections -- Collodion processes -- Color -- Conservation -- Contact print/contact sheet -- Criticism and photography -- Daguerreotype -- Decisive moment -- Development -- Digital imaging -- Direct processes -- Documentary photography -- Double exposure -- Dye-transfer process -- Emulsion -- Enlargement -- Equivalents -- Farm Security Administration (FSA) -- Fashion photography -- Film -- Film und foto -- Format -- Frame -- Futurism and photography -- Gallery -- Gelatin silver process -- Graffiti -- Group F/64 -- Gum bichromate process -- Histories of photography -- Humanist photography -- Installation and photography -- Japonisme -- Judicial photography -- Landscape photography -- Latent image -- Lens -- Light -- Literature and photography.; Luminism -- Manipulation -- Metaphor -- Modernism and photography -- Movement and photography -- Naturalistic photography -- Negative-positive process -- Neue Sachlichkeit -- New topographics -- New vision -- New York school -- Nueva lente -- Objects and photography -- Optical distortion -- Panoramic photography -- Photo agencies -- Photo-essay -- Photogenic drawing -- Photogram -- Photographic act -- Photographic paper -- Photography industry -- Photojournalism -- Photo league -- Photomacrography/photomicrography -- Photomontage -- Photo-realism -- Photo-secession -- Pictorialism -- Pinhole camera -- Platinum print -- Polaroid -- Pop art and photography -- Portraiture -- Postmodernism -- Prints -- Publishing and photography -- Reproductive processes -- Salt-paper process -- Scientific photography -- Sculpture and photography -- Selection -- Self-portrait -- Semiology -- Sensitized surface -- Serial photography -- Snapshot/instantaneity -- Solarization -- Staged photography -- Straight photography -- Street photography -- Subjektive fotografie -- Surrealism -- Symbolism -- Three-dimensional photography -- Tintype -- Toning -- Travel photography -- Vortograph -- War photography -- Women and photography -- Woodburytype.
Responsibility: Gilles Mora.
Additional Physical Format: Online version: Mora, Gilles, 1945- PhotoSpeak. New York : Abbeville Press Publishers, 1998 (OCoLC)645903209
Year: 1998.
Publisher: New York : Abbeville Press Publishers,
Standard Numbers: LCCN: 96044428
Class Descriptors: LC Class No.: TR15; Dewey No.: 770
OCLC No.: 35688144

Abstract:

PhotoSpeak is the first reference to provide satisfying, easily accessible information not only about the diverse techniques that have been explored since photography was invented more than 150 years ago but also about the ideas and the influences that have been central to those making and interpreting photographs.

The complexities of photographic techniques from the calotype to the photogram to digital imaging are explained in clear, straightforward language, indicating how the processes work and how they shape the appearance of the resulting image. The international styles and movements within photography, from Pictorialism to postmodernism, are described using the same effective who-when-where-what format that has made the other volumes in this series (AntiqueSpeak, ArtSpeak, and ArtSpoke) so useful. Photography's many distinctive contributions to various subjects such as art, fashion, science, and travel are intelligently explored. And the aesthetic concepts and critical terms that have been used to explain (and occasionally obscure) photography over the last century and a half are demystified.
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