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The volume explores the cultural and social landscape of the era through several thematic categories:
New York: Grossman
William Henry Fox Talbot: The inventor of the paper-negative calotype process
George Barker
A Talent for Detail functions as both a crucial post-Victorian historical record and a triumphant tribute to a fiercely independent artist whose compositional genius captured the precise operational details of a changing nation
Callahan, Harry. "Harry Callahan: An Interview" by A.D. Coleman in New York Photographer, Issue 4, January 1972, pages 3-6. Untitled (Friends of Photography) The volume explores the culturalCallahan talked about himself, his work, other photographers, his Rhode Island School of Design faculty colleague Aaron Siskind, and teaching. Entire issue, 18 pages, also includes survey of galleries; calendars of exhibits, classes, and workshops; reviews of shows by Edward Curtis, Roman Vishniac, Brassai, etc. Cover photo by Edward Curtis. Scarce magazine in the early years of the emerging New York photography scene of the 1970s. Good with signs of
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