Photogenic Manipulation: Containing the Theory and Plain Instructions in the Art of Photography, or the Production of Pictures Through the Agen

First published in 1858, this is a foundational text for any student of photography. George Thomas Fisher provides detailed explanations of the processes by which photographs are made, with an emphasis on the manipulation of light. In addition, he offers practical tips and techniques, making this book a valuable resource for anyone looking to improve their photography skills. This edition includes illustrations that demonstrate the techniques discussed in the text.

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