Snowdon on camera. Parts 1 and 2

United Kingdom, 1981

TV show
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Lord Snowden, a well known photographer examines varying techniques and discusses the work of two photographers who have influenced him. He emphasises the importance of the eye rather than the camera and challenges the claim that photography requires complicated equipment and lighting. He also discusses the value of photographs to different people.

Credits

producer

Iain Johnstone

production company

British Broadcasting Corporation

Language

English

Duration

01:23:13:00

Colour

Colour

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