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Charles Fenno Jacobs (USA), Man with dog, Manchester, England, 1940s, Gelatin silver print, Private collection of Jan Weijers (Servatius), LL/67163
 
Street
Contents
Introduction
12.01   Introduction to street photography
12.02   Adolphe Duperly: Daguerian Excursions in Jamaica (ca 1844)
12.03   Early street photography
12.04   Strolling the city streets
12.05   Different perspectives on nineteenth century street photography
Changes in cameras
12.06   Camera developments and street photography
12.07   European Street photography of the 1920‘s and 1930‘s
Photographers
12.08   Richard Beard: Illustrations for Henry Mayhew - London Labour and the London Poor
12.09   Silas A. Holmes (attributed): New York (ca. 1855)
12.10   Charles Piazzi Smyth: Early street photography in Russia (1859)
12.11   John Thomson: Physic Street, Canton, China
12.12   John Thomson: China, a travelling chiropodist
12.13   John Thomson: Street Life in London
12.14   John Thomson: The Crawlers
12.15   Eugène Atget: Street photography
12.16   T.H. McAllister (American): Street life of New York (1898)
12.17   Paul Martin: Street photography
12.18   Victor Angerer: Instantaneous photography on the street (1888)
12.19   J.J. Clarke: The streets of Dublin
12.20   Edward Linley Sambourne: London streets (1900-1910)
12.21   Emil Mayer: Street photography
12.22   Roman Vishniac: Street photography
12.23   Wolfgang Suschitzky: London: Charing Cross Road (ca 1936)
12.24   Arnold Genthe: Chinatown
12.25   Sam Cheney Partridge (photographer) & W. B. Tyler (printer): Chinatown, San Francisco
12.26   Walker Evans: Street photography
12.27   Walker Evans: The subway portraits
12.28   Louis Faurer: Street photography
12.29   Helen Levitt: Children of New York
12.30   Weegee: Street photography
12.31   Vivian Maier: Street photography
12.32   Saul Leiter: New York in colour
12.33   Robert Frank: The Americans
12.34   Robert Frank, 1958, "A Statement", U. S. Camera Annual, p. 115
12.35   Stephen Shore: Uncommon Places
12.36   Garry Winogrand: Women Are Beautiful (1975)
12.37   Joel Meyerowitz: Street photography
12.38   Ed Van der Elsken: Sweet Life (1966)
12.39   Frederick Wilfred: London (ca. 1960s)
12.40   William Klein: Books
12.41   Gabriele and Helmut Nothhelfer: The first exhibition "Bali-Kino" Berlin (October 1974)
12.42   Gabriele and Helmut Nothhelfer: What‘s our Concern with Strangers?
12.43   Philip-Lorca diCorcia: Street hustlers
Voyeurism
12.44   Voyeurism
Working on the street
12.45   Walking portraits, or walkies, taken by opportunitistic commercial street photographers
12.46   Joseph Selle's Fox Movie Flash: Mid-Century Street Vendor Photography
12.47   Backgrounds: Street photographers
12.48   Afghan Box Camera Project
12.49   Everybody Street (director: Cheryl Dunn, 2013)
 
  
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