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Pohlen, Annelie, and Jan Fonce ́.Genevieve Cadieu., Bonn, Germany: Bonner Kunstverein, and Antwep, Belgium: Museum van Hedendaag ...

appear next to photomontages that were created with her partner, Suzanne Malherbe (alias Marcel Moore). In it she writes: I’ve s ...

prison until liberated by the Allies in 1945; unfor- tunately, most of Cahun’s works were destroyed during the war. ESTHERRuelfs ...

Claude Cahun, Self-portrait, 1928. [Re ́union des Muse ́ees Nationaux/Art Resource, New York] CAHUN, CLAUDE ...

HARRY CALLAHAN American Harry Callahan joined the premier ranks of Amer- ican photographers almost from the beginning of his car ...

bitions asLight and Vision: Photography at the School of Designand When Aaron Met Harry: Chicago Photography 1946–1971. Callahan ...

Seealso: Adams, Ansel; Institute of Design; Moholy-Nagy, La ́szlo ́; Museum of Modern Art; Sis- kind, Aaron; Steichen, Edward Bi ...

SOPHIE CALLE French Sophie Calle produces unique, even idiosyncratic, works at the intersection of performance, photo- graphy, a ...

from the cameras installed in automatic teller machines. In dealing with the visual records of daily financial transactions, she ...

Sophie Calle, Autobiographies (The Plastic Surgery), 2000, gelatin silver print with text panel print: 67
4700 (170.2
119.38 cm ...

1998 Premises; Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum; New York, New York 1999 Museum as Muse; Museum of Modern Art; New York, New York 20 ...

advance system. The film advance is designed to pull the film across the film plane (where the image will be formed). Once the p ...

magnify the subject to a greater degree than the focal length would normally determine. Zoom lenses are lenses of varying focal ...

can be made of wood, though most common com- mercial tripods are composed of lightweight metal. Filters Filters are used over th ...

exploit these characteristics for aesthetic ends. Im- ages generated by pinhole cameras are fuzzy and lack detail. Optics, and, ...

The mirror sets the image right side-up, but like any mirrored image, the image is reversed left-to- right. The image is project ...

are measured in f/stops, which are based on the area of the opening. A typical range of f/stops on a lens may span from f/2 (wid ...

film is manually advanced. A frame count can be viewed through a red window on the back of the camera. It is often recommended t ...

film based counterparts. These are the sensor and the storage system both of which are akin to a ‘‘digital film.’’ The Charge-Co ...

embraced digital cameras enabling shots to be taken at the Olympics in Los Angeles and sent to Japan across phone lines for publ ...