Not to be confused with later reduced size reprints
The Camera as Survival Tool: The biography details the immense mechanical challenges of early filmmaking in extreme environments—from hand-cranking cameras in sub-zero temperatures to developing film in "igloo laboratories" using melted snow
Photographer (published in 1966 by the George Eastman House in cooperation with the Amon Carter Museum of Western Art) is a foundational
Society for Photographic Education
this is the less common binding than the blue cloth and paper version
Surrealism. Surrealism and American Art, 1931–1947 by Jeffrey Wechsler. Exhibition catalog. Annuals Not to be confused withRutgers University Art Gallery, 1977. Wraps, near fine with a few small indentations on rear cover. 116 pages. 158 catalog illustrations, plus small text illustrations, most in black and white with a few in color. Includes art in a wide variety of media, including photography. Chapter on photography and surrealism. Photographers include George Platt Lynes, David Hare, and Clarence John Laughlin. LC Catalog No. 76 620092. Not issued with ISBN number.