A Prodigy’s Eye: Lartigue did not set out to be an artist
representing the last flourish of the "International Salon" before World War II curtailed global artistic exchange:
The authors outline the mechanics of varying shutter mechanisms—including focal-plane and between-lens iris diaphragms—and explain the optical principles behind auxiliary attachments like tele-converters
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Wegman, William. Little Red Riding Hood. Fay's Fairy Tales. By William Wegman with Carole Kismaric and Marvin Heiferman. Signed Copy A Prodigy’s Eye: Lartigue didHyperion, 1993. First edition, 1st printing, hardcover, fine with price clipped otherwise fine protected dust jacket. Like new, gift quality. The well known fairy tale accompanied by Wegman's photographs of his weimeraner dogs, Fay Ray, Battina, and Chundo, dressed in character. Summary: Little Red Riding Hood, published in 1993 as part of the Fays Fairy Tales series, is a whimsical and visually surreal retelling of the classic Brothers Grimm story.