but as a powerful instrument for social justice and institutional reform
Kenneth Josephson
Rather than a dense narrative text
Moving away from his famous documentation of suburban sprawl (the "New Topographics")
showing the contrasts that existed in South Africa
Pennsylvania. History of Photography in Pennsylvania. Special Issue of Pennsylvania History, 64:2 (Spring 1997). Untitled (Friends of Photography) but as a powerful instrumentEdited by Linda A. Ries. [Includes articles on Marcus Aurelius Root, Francis L. Cooper (amateur), early Pittsburgh photographers, John F. Nice, Elias Goldensky, Thomas Eakins, early oil industry, Mifflin and Engle, Black daguerreotypist Glenalvin J. Goodridge, Julius Sachse, and the Raymond Holland Collection. Winner of the 1997 MARAC Arline Custer Award for publications.] Signed by Gary Saretzky, author of "Elias Goldensky: Wizard of Photography,"