Cover of A Village Lost and Found. Brian May and Elena Vidal. Original stereo views by T.R. Williams.
Book recommendation: A Village Lost and Found. Brian May and Elena Vidal. Frances Lincoln Limited and The London Stereoscopic Company, 2009. May (of Queen fame) and Vidal collected the lost complete set of stereo views capturing contemporary village life in the 1850s. Box set Includes stereo viewer.
A modern copy of the iconic Kodak D-19 that this one is made in Canada! The fine folks at Flic Film have released a version known as MQ-19!
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Cover of Making It Up: Photographic Fictions by Marta Weiss.
Book recommendation: Making It Up: Photographic Fictions. Marta Weiss. Thames & Hudson Ltd, 2018. Survey of staged or constructed photographs from the Victoria and Albert. The verisimilitude of photography combines with pure creativity to suggest narratives and illustrate real and imagined events.
Cover of Creative Elements: Landscape Photography - Darkroom Techniques by Eddie Ephraums.
Book recommendation:
Creative Elements. Eddie Ephraums. 21st Century Publishing Limited, 1993. Deconstructs photos, going from original unaltered capture to finished print, mapping exposure, contrast and toning adjustments. Covers darkroom technique but creative choices apply to digital equally.
Cover of Understanding Exposure, Revised Edition by Bryan Peterson.
Book recommendation: Understanding Exposure. Bryan Peterson. Amphoto Books, 2004. Illustrates the effect of the exposure triangle, *and* why you would want to control it for creative purpose. Especially helpful to understand through-the-lens metering i.e. every camera since the Spotmatic in 1964.
Awesome! It’s a lot of fun. A little creating, a little curating, and an end product everyone can enjoy.
Cover of book “Karsh Portraits”
I’ll start off sharing some book recommendations. Karsh Portraits. University of Toronto Press, 1976. This giant of portraiture also happened to be Canadian. He lit like Rembrandt and printed to maintain the effect. Mostly shot 8x10 with Kodak Commercial Ektar lenses - rendering exquisite tonality.
So, I see folks sharing lists to find mutual interests. Here goes:
👍 science fiction
👍 filmmaking
👍 analog photography
👍 camera building
👍 retro computing
👍 arcade cabinet building
👍 Chris Foss
👍 Alex Colville
👍 Jonathan Critchley
👍 Yousuf Karsh
👍 B&W photography
👍 print making
👍 writing
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