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Life According to AGFA details the intertwining lives of the quirky customers at a small Tel Avis coffee-house/bar. Director Assi Dayan films in compelling black and white paint this convincing portrait of a big-city haunt beset with conflict, tension, romance, betrayal and madness. The drama's shocking ending will leave viewers gasping.

Where the past meets the present, the Rollei Retro 80S Black and White Negative Film is a testament to timeless photography. This superior panchromatic black and white film, a descendant of the renowned AGFA Aviphot Pan80, is a classic choice for both amateur and professional photographers alike. Coated onto a clear and transparent synthetic polyester base of 100 mum, the Rollei Retro 80S ensures long-term dimensional stability, making it a reliable choice for preserving your precious memories. Whether you're capturing stunning landscapes, intimate portraits, or showcasing products, this film is versatile enough to handle a wide range of applications.With a nominal sensitivity of ISO 80, the Rollei Retro 80S film delivers exceptional image quality, making every shot a masterpiece. Its expanded spectral sensitivity extends into the near-infrared spectrum, a feature that enhances its capabilities in portrait photography. This unique characteristic subtly softens small skin blemishes, resulting in more flattering and natural-looking portraits.Experience the nostalgic charm of black and white film photography with the Rollei Retro 80S. It's not just a film; it's a celebration of the classic, vintage, and timeless art of photography.

Extensive and interesting catalogue about pioneers-photographers David Octavius Hill and Robert Adamson, accompanying the exhibition at Museum Ludwig / Agfa-Photo-Historama in Cologne, 2000.

Von Dewitz, director of the Agfa Foto-Historama of Museum Ludwig Cologne, and Lebeck, a longtime photojournalist and collector, focus here on the history of photojournalism in illustrated news magazines. This book consists mainly of reproductions of news reports with very concise, chronological essays printed in parallel German and English text. Most of this work deals with 20th-century press photography up to 1973, with considerable attention to war pictures; but there are also chapters on 19th-century photo-reproduction techniques, including woodcut and early halftone processes. Kiosk is unique because it includes many important examples from popular German serials such as Berliner Illustrierte Zeitung and Die Woche. While the choices of illustrations are generally successful enough to minimize the need for lengthy essays, the reader may want to search for more historical background on the magazines included. It should be noted that German is the primary language of this book and that the bibliography and a section including biographical sketches of photographers are provided only in German. Thus, this is recommended for academic libraries and specialized art collections. Eric Linderman, East Cleveland P.L., OH

This book showcases Thomas Joshua Cooper's monumental forty-five year career as a landscape photographer.Working solely with an 1898 Agfa field camera, Thomas Joshua Cooper has established himself as one of the foremost photographers of our time. His magnificent black-and-white seascapes explore specific points on the globe--often at the most remote areas, where sea and land meet. Fans of Cooper's Atlas project, in which he has charted the Atlantic Basin, will be thrilled to find a generous selection of those images here--abstractions ranging from pitch black to clear white, and subtle gradations in between. Exquisitely reproduced, these photographs reveal the coastlines of the five continents that encircle the Atlantic Ocean. This volume also features images that deal with themes such as the earth's changing environment, historical narratives, and North America's great rivers and their sources. Enhancing this book are an essay by Michael Govan; biographies of the artist by Rebecca Morse and Anne Lyden, International Photography Curator at the National Galleries of Scotland; and a chronicle of the Atlas project by Christie Davis of the Lannan Foundation. Poems by Robinson Jeffers and Theodore Roethke round out this retrospective book of one of the most celebrated and distinctive photographers working today.Published with Los Angeles County Museum of Art

This book showcases Thomas Joshua Cooper's monumental forty-five year career as a landscape photographer.Working solely with an 1898 Agfa field camera, Thomas Joshua Cooper has established himself as one of the foremost photographers of our time. His magnificent black-and-white seascapes explore specific points on the globe--often at the most remote areas, where sea and land meet. Fans of Cooper's Atlas project, in which he has charted the Atlantic Basin, will be thrilled to find a generous selection of those images here--abstractions ranging from pitch black to clear white, and subtle gradations in between. Exquisitely reproduced, these photographs reveal the coastlines of the five continents that encircle the Atlantic Ocean. This volume also features images that deal with themes such as the earth's changing environment, historical narratives, and North America's great rivers and their sources. Enhancing this book are an essay by Michael Govan; biographies of the artist by Rebecca Morse and Anne Lyden, International Photography Curator at the National Galleries of Scotland; and a chronicle of the Atlas project by Christie Davis of the Lannan Foundation. Poems by Robinson Jeffers and Theodore Roethke round out this retrospective book of one of the most celebrated and distinctive photographers working today.Published with Los Angeles County Museum of Art