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Preface
1. Introduction: The Amateurs
2. Process and Progress: Technical Advances and New Perceptions
3. The Viewer and the Viewed: Imagery of the Amateurs
4. The Rise of the Professional
5. The Transformation of Amateur Photography
6. Epilogue: The Amateur in the Later Nineteenth Century Technical Appendix Biographical Appendix Notes Bibliography Index
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David Peebler
reviewed Amateurs, photography, and the mid-Victorian imagination on June 02, 2016
Amateurs
Visually enriched reference, comprehensive of the terminological history of photography as it has/had been examined/described up until its publishing in 1998, so most information is still accurate.
entries arranged alphabetically by term/concept, much like an encyclopedia, and provide thoughtful context.
there is a handy gantt chart of over-arching movements/processes, but isn't intended to be read as a sequential history.
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