A fascinating piece of photographic history, Photography: Its Principles and Practice by C. B. Neblette offers an extensive look at the science, technology, and artistry of photography in the early twentieth century.
Published by D. Van Nostrand Company in New York, this 1947 printing is a comprehensive illustrated reference covering photographic equipment, lighting techniques, camera optics, film development, and early color photography.
The book is filled with black-and-white photographs, technical diagrams, and illustrations of historical photographic equipment, along with color charts explaining early photographic reproduction processes.
Particularly interesting for contemporary photographers, this volume offers a glimpse into the technical knowledge and craftsmanship required to make photographs long before the digital age.
A wonderful addition to a photographer’s library, a collection of vintage technical books, or the shelves of anyone interested in the history of visual culture.
Book Details
Title: Photography: Its Principles and Practice
Author: C. B. Neblette
Publisher: D. Van Nostrand Company, Inc., New York
Publication year: 1947
Edition: Fourth Edition, Eighth Printing
Original publication: 1927
Binding: Green cloth hardcover with gilt spine lettering
Language: English
Illustrations: Black-and-white photographs, diagrams, technical illustrations, and color charts
Condition
Fair vintage condition, with visible signs of age and use.
The green cloth covers show rubbing, discoloration, and general shelf wear. There is significant fraying and exposed cloth at the top of the spine, with additional wear along the lower spine and corners.
A previous owner’s name is handwritten on the front endpaper. Pages show age-related toning, while the photographed interior pages and illustrations remain well preserved.
Please examine all photographs carefully for a detailed view of the book’s condition.
You will receive the exact copy pictured.
A fascinating piece of photographic history, Photography: Its Principles and Practice by C. B. Neblette offers an extensive look at the science, technology, and artistry of photography in the early twentieth century.
Published by D. Van Nostrand Company in New York, this 1947 printing is a comprehensive illustrated reference covering photographic equipment, lighting techniques, camera optics, film development, and early color photography.
The book is filled with black-and-white photographs, technical diagrams, and illustrations of historical photographic equipment, along with color charts explaining early photographic reproduction processes.
Particularly interesting for contemporary photographers, this volume offers a glimpse into the technical knowledge and craftsmanship required to make photographs long before the digital age.
A wonderful addition to a photographer’s library, a collection of vintage technical books, or the shelves of anyone interested in the history of visual culture.
Book Details
Title: Photography: Its Principles and Practice
Author: C. B. Neblette
Publisher: D. Van Nostrand Company, Inc., New York
Publication year: 1947
Edition: Fourth Edition, Eighth Printing
Original publication: 1927
Binding: Green cloth hardcover with gilt spine lettering
Language: English
Illustrations: Black-and-white photographs, diagrams, technical illustrations, and color charts
Condition
Fair vintage condition, with visible signs of age and use.
The green cloth covers show rubbing, discoloration, and general shelf wear. There is significant fraying and exposed cloth at the top of the spine, with additional wear along the lower spine and corners.
A previous owner’s name is handwritten on the front endpaper. Pages show age-related toning, while the photographed interior pages and illustrations remain well preserved.
Please examine all photographs carefully for a detailed view of the book’s condition.
You will receive the exact copy pictured.
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