Camera Work: A Photographic Quarterly (1904 (Heft 8))

Study—Miss R., by Alvin Langdon Coburn, is a recent work of this
young photographer who has just returned from Europe, where his work
has met with hearty and general appreciation. The plate and edition were
produced by The Manhattan Photogravure Company, New York.
“ In Sure and Certain Hope,” Frederick H. Evans—elsewhere in our
pages there appears the reason for republishing this picture. The plate and
" pulls" are by J. J. Waddington & Company, of London, England.

NEW THINGS WORTH LOOKING INTO.
THE LIST of prize-winners in the recent Eastman International
Competition. Note how many of the foremost photographers
are exponents of the Kodak System. A good share of the
awards fell to the lot of Americans.
The improved Ozotype printing method. Printing is the
basis of modern pictorial photography, and the Ozotype gives the photog-
rapher a great latitude and range. The Editor of Camera Work will gladly
put any of its readers on the track where to get the material and the necessary
information to learn the process quickly.
The new Folmer & Schwing catalogue, which is full of temptations to
the admirer and lover of the very best in the line of cameras for all classes
of work.
The new lens Tessar, as manufactured by the Bausch & Lomb Optical
Company. It is constructed on the Zeiss principle and is invaluable as an
all-around lens.
The coming numbers of Camera Work, which will contain the newer
work of Eduard J. Steichen, Gertrude Käsebier, Clarence H. White, Alvin
Langdon Coburn, Frank Eugene, Eva Watson-Schütze, Alfred Stieglitz,
Joseph T. Keiley ; also pictures by Horsley Hinton, Hugo Henneberg,
Heinrich Kühn, Hans Watzek, Robert Demachy and other Europeans of
equal prestige. There will also be a number devoted to the lesser known
lights of the photographic firmament which will be of unusual interest. In
short, it will be worth your while to keep your weather-eye open.
The pages of the Annual just out. This year it has gone into the
hands of a new publisher, G. Gennert, but its price remains at 75 cents.
The text is varied and of interest, the illustrations on a par with those of
last year.
The Steadman book on portraiture, published by The Eastman Company.
It will initiate you into the ease with which you can do home portraiture
without fear of failure. The Kodak people are nothing if not progressive.

The Kodak Prize-
list

Ozotype

Folmer & Schwing
Catalogue

Tessar

Camera Work
1905

The American
Annual of Photog-
raphy, 1905

The Steadman Sys-
tem

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