Looking at photographs: a guide to technical terms

Looking at Photographs: A Guide to Technical Terms by Gordon Baldwin, published by British Museum Press in 1991, is a comprehensive resource that explores the vocabulary of photography. This 1st edition, consisting of 97 pages, explains and illustrates various photographic terms, covering the evolution of photography from its earliest processes to the era of the analogue camera.
Readers will find a detailed examination of terminology related to photography, making it a valuable reference for both enthusiasts and professionals. The book focuses on defining key concepts and terms, providing clarity on the language used in the field. With its emphasis on photography terminology and dictionaries, this guide serves as an informative tool for anyone looking to deepen their understanding of photographic language.
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Explains and illustrates photographic terms. The book sets out and defines the vocabulary of photography from its earliest processes through to the age of the analogue camera.
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