The Making Of Great Photographs: Approaches and Techniques Of The Masters

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Pub. Date: 2005-12-05
Publisher(s): F & W Media Inc
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Summary

*Fascinating collection of some of the greatest images in the history of photography *Practical technical breakdown discusses how the modern photographer can achieve classic effects The Making of Great Photographs is a collection of images by some of the most important photographers in history. Eamonn McCabe discusses the techniques and approaches employed by the masters in each image and, uniquely, how photographers can achieve similar effects using modern equipment. A great collection and a stimulating, practical insight into the work of the masters of the photographic medium, The Making of Great Photographs features a wide range of styles from the fascinating and beautiful early images of Julia Margaret Cameron, to twentieth-century masters such as Edward Weston and Paul Stran, from the pioneers of the process itself such as Fox Talbot, to the celebrated post-war documentarist Tony Ray Jones. The Making of Great Photographs is essential reading for anyone interested in the history of photography as well as practicing photographers everywhere.

Table of Contents

introduction 9(7)
documentary photography
frank meadow sutcliffe
16(3)
Shadows in an Alleyway, c. 1905
george rodger
19(1)
Korongo Nuba Wrestlers of Kordofan, South Sudan, 1949
dorothea lange
20(2)
Migrant Mother, Nipomo, California, 1936
alfred stieglitz
22(2)
The Steerage, 1907
don mccullin
24(2)
Refugees from East Pakistan on the Indian Border, 1971
horace nicholls
26(2)
Derby Grandstand, c. 1909
larry burrows
28(2)
South of the DMZ, South Vietnam, 1966
thomas annan
30(2)
Close No. 28, Saltmarket, 1868
lewis hine
32(2)
Man in a Firebox, c. 1925
robert capa
34(2)
Women in Bilbao run for safety with rebel planes approaching, 1937
john thomson
36(2)
Covent Garden Labourers, 1877
bert hardy
38(2)
Gorbals Boys, 1948
tony ray-jones
40(2)
Glyndebourne, 1967
william henry fox talbot
42(2)
The Open Door, 1844
josef koudelka
44(2)
Gypsies, c. 1970
eadweard muybridge
46(2)
Dusel hauling a heavy weight (from Animal Locomotion) 1884--5
kurt hutton
48(4)
Funfair, Southend, Essex, 1938
landscape and architecture
frederick evans
52(2)
Sea of Steps, Wells Cathedral, 1903
john blakemore
54(2)
Mawddach Estuary, 1973
margaret bourke-white
56(2)
George Washington Bridge, 1933
peter henry emerson
58(2)
Rowing Home the Schoof-stuff, 1887
josef sudek
60(2)
Prague in Winter, 1955
samuel bourne
62(2)
Interior of Moti Masjid, Agra, c. 1865
fay godwin
64(2)
Large White Cloud, Kent, 1981
paul strand
66(2)
The White Fence, Port Kent, New York, 1916
francis frith
68(2)
The Sphinx, 1859
ansel adams
70(2)
Moonrise over Hernandez, New Mexico, 1941
george davison
72(4)
The Onion Field, 1896
photography as art
alvin langdon coburn
76(2)
Vortograph, 1917
roger fenton
78(2)
Still Life with Ivory Tankard and Fruit, 1860
edward weston
80(2)
Nude on Sand, Oceano, California, 1936
albert renger-patzsch
82(2)
Timber Yard, 1929
paul caponigro
84(2)
Backlit Sunflower, Winthrop, Massachuesetts, 1965
rudolf koppitz
86(2)
Movement Study, 1926
andre kertesz
88(2)
From My Window, c. 1980
clarence h white
90(2)
Nude, c. 1907
oscar rejlander
92(2)
The Two Ways of Life, 1857
brassai
94(2)
Les Gouttes, c. 1935
emma barton
96(2)
Old Familiar Flowers, 1919
henry peach robinson
98(2)
Bringing Home the May, 1862
manuel alvarez bravo
100(4)
Optic Parable, 1931
portrait photography
julia margaret cameron
104(2)
lago, Study from an Italian, 1867
nickolas muray
106(2)
Soldiers of the Sky, 1940
lewis carroll
108(2)
Xie Kitchin as Chinese Tea Merchant, c. 1867
cecil beaton
110(2)
Twiggy at 8 Pelham Place, London, 1967
fred holland day
112(2)
Ebony, c. 1897
horst p horst
114(2)
Carmen, New York, 1946
yousuf karsh
116(2)
George Bernard Shaw, 1943
clementina hawarden
118(2)
Clementina Maude Hawarden, c. 1860
john french
120(2)
Hardy Amies, 1961
nadar
122(2)
Nadar in conversation with M-E Chevreul and his laboratory director, 30 August, 1886
edward steichen
124(2)
Gloria Swanson, 1924
david bailey
126(2)
Andre Kertesz, 1980
robert demachy
128(2)
Figure Study from an Etched Negative, 1906
alexander rodchenko
130(2)
Varvara Stepanova, 1928
david hockney
132(2)
My Mother, Bolton Abbey, Yorkshire, 1982
glossary of photographic processes 134(8)
photographic acknowledgments 142

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