Journalist Susan Faludi's inquiry into the meaning of identity in the modern world and in her own haunted family saga, involving her 76-year-old father--long estranged and living in Hungary--who underwent sex reassignment surgery.
The author tells her story of being a Latina in the Jim Crow South.
Covering every aspect from design to full operation, this clear and detailed book is perfect for photographers at all levels.
Packed with over 200 "recipes," some common and others rare gems, you'll discover something new every time you open this guide, whether you're new to the darkroom or have been making your own prints for years.
In the dialogue with Michelle Porte at the end of the book, Duras further describes her filmmaking style, discussing everything from her biography to her critique of Marxism.
By the acclaimed Dutch author of Beyond Sleep: a thriller set in Nazi occupied Holland: “fast-moving, frighteningly real yet verging on the incredible” (Milan Kundera, author of The Unbearable Lightness of Being).
A thoroughly illustrated guide for beginners, this book explains everything from setting up a darkroom to evaluating and improving final prints.
The author reveals the pains and pleasures of her first thirty years of life, from childhood sexual abuse to her experiences with love, literature, and mind-altering experiences.
Carlo Mollino's Message From the Darkroom, originally published in Italy in 1949 and now one of the most coveted books in the history of photography, was one of the first strikes against that attitude, and one of the most visually ...
From Darkroom to Daylight explores how the dramatic change from film to digital has affected photographers and their work.
Although photographers and scientists had worked for many years to understand and control the tonal response of their materials, it was Ansel Adams and Fred Archer in the 1940s who distilled previous knowledge along with their own ...