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Modern color illustrated by campany, david, koetzle, michael, wall, jeff (isbn: Herzog used the unique quality of kodachrome slide film to accentuate colors and textures. In the absence of formal training fred herzog clearly had a keen and extremely consistent eye for photographic composition and timing.
Modern Color, Our Fourth Solo Exhibition Of Herzog’s Work, Following The Release Last Year Of His Latest Monograph With The Same Title.
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Modern Color Is An Expansion On That Earlier Effort, Containing New Texts And Some 25 Images Previously Unpublished In Book Form.
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In The Absence Of Formal Training Fred Herzog Clearly Had A Keen And Extremely Consistent Eye For Photographic Composition And Timing.
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