Quinney, Richard. Journey to a Far Place: Autobiographical Reflections by Richard Quinney. Signed book he successfully acquired William Henry

he successfully acquired William Henry Fox Talbot's "photogenic drawings" and closely examined the rival French methods of Louis Daguerre and Nicéphore Niépce

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Sarachek uses the inherent limitations of the pinhole camera—namely

altering and layering the snapshots to challenge mainstream perceptions of historical normality

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Quinney, Richard. Journey to a Far Place: Autobiographical Reflections by Richard Quinney. Signed book he successfully acquired William HenryTemple University Press, 1991. Hardcover with protected dust jacket, like new. 169 pages. Presumed first edition, no later printings indicated. Accompanied by his black and white photographs of the rural Midwest, Quinneys meditative narration explores the meaning of worldly existence by experiencing the holy other in everyday life (dust jacket). At time of publication, Quinney, born in 1934, was Professor Sociology at Northern Illinois University. He