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and his commitment to recording social change through his camera lens
demonstrating that the "rephotograph" functions as a mirror reflecting the viewer’s own subconscious conditioning
including university students
ICP Library of Photographers
” Talbot also began using the process to make images with a small camera he called a “mousetrap
Wolff, Paul, et al. Deutschland: Suden Westen Norden. Photographs of Germany. Aperture Magazine and his commitment to recordingFrankfurt: Umschau Verlag, 1950. [Dr. Paul Wolff (18871951) was a trained physician but as a German in Strasbourg after World War I, was unable to practice medicine so turned to photography and became an early popularizer of the Leica, the first 35mm camera, which he used for the images published in his several books. His photographs also regularly appeared in annuals.] Hardcover with corner bumps, still VG. Summary: Published in 1950 by Umschau
