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Scarce magazine devoted to photography and the arts
arguing that the true purpose of photography is to align internal human emotion with external reality
San Francisco
Krims uses this bizarre juxtaposition to satirize the dry
Photography Handbook No. 5. Second Winter Issue 1940. Edited by Stanley Gerstin. Signed book Scarce magazine devoted to photographyFawcett, 1939. 146 pages. Covers detached, losses along spine with evidence of removed adhesive tape, otherwise good. Articles in the For Better Pictures chapter include Jack Frost Sets the Scene by Ray Atkeson, Shooting Shadows by Philip Shakespeare, Terrific Effects with Trick Photos by Edward Lindemann, and other instructional articles. Different chapters, each with separate articles, on Build It Yourself, Camera Technique, Darkroom and Studio