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Conways The War At Sea In Photographs 19391945 Stuart Robertson

Name: Conways The War At Sea In Photographs 19391945 Stuart Robertson
SKU: BELL-6759370
Price: 31.00 USD
Availability: InStock
Rating: 4.4 (92 reviews)

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Publisher: Conway Maritime Press

File Extension: PDF

File size: 81.33 MB

Pages: 243

Author: Stuart Robertson, Stephen Dent

ISBN: 9781844860456, 1844860450

Language: English

Year: 2007

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Conways The War At Sea In Photographs 19391945 Stuart Robertson by Stuart Robertson, Stephen Dent 9781844860456, 1844860450 instant download after payment.

The small, lightweight, 35mm cameras that were available by the time of the Second World War revolutionised war photography. Unencumbered by heavy equipment, including tripods and photographic plates, the photographer could now get much closer to the action and respond instinctively to changing situations, shooting a series of pictures on a single film. Although their smaller format meant that technically the images were usually less sharp and more grainy, this tonal harshness gave the pictures a gritty realism and immediacy. And with the easing of censorship, the photographers were able to publish unflinching images of conflict and the catastrophic consequences of war as never before