Structural Principles: Bailey breaks down complex art theories into digestible lessons for the amateur photographer
It documents the era of hand-lettering
Alland’s style was cleaner and more formal than the gritty "street photography" of the time
Published by The Friends of Photography—the organization Adams himself helped found in 1967—it remains a highly personal and revealing tribute to the man behind the tripod
It argues that Adams was a much more versatile and modern photographer than his reputation for "Mountain and Clouds" suggested
Blacklock, Les. The High West by Les Blacklock and Andy Russell. Untitled (Friends of Photography) Structural Principles: Bailey breaks downViking Studio Book, 1974, 1st edition (no later printings indicated this book was reprinted a number of times). Hardcover in green cloth with VG+ dust jacket that has a new protector. Book is fine except one text page has a corner crease. Fine color nature photographs of mountain scenery, flowers, and wildlife by Blacklock, the father of photographer Craig Blacklock. Craig has an interesting bio of his late father Les on his website, which is highly