Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 2014/12/27
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search] When I opened my holiday presents I discovered that I received a
wonderful gift. It was a book,"The Camera - A history of photography from
Daguerrotype to Digital" by Todd Gustavson, technical curator of the George
Eastman museum. It contains large glossy photographs of just about every
camera from Fox Talbot's camera obscura to the Leica M8 plus many historic
photographs taken by them. The book is a massive tome of 360 heavy glossy
pages, 12" x 10" in size, guaranteed to challenge any coffee table. I was
very impressed with the book and was happy to identify some of the many
cameras pictured that I had owned at one time or another..
My grand daughter later confessed that she had bought the book at
Barnes and Noble at the sale price of $14.95 USD. A real bargain!. B&N may
still have copies at the sale price. If any of you want a copy it is ISBN
978-1-4351-5324-0.
I highly recommend it.
Larry Z