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A WEEKEND PHOTOGRAPHER'S NOTEBOOK: 170 Photographs
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The division between amateur and professional has always been a blurred one in photography and the amateurs, particularly in the 19th century, often initiated both aesthetic and technical advances. Vernon Richards is happy to see himself in this tradition. He make no claim to break new ground but his humane eye allows important qualities to shine through his photographs. Their straightforward honesty and compassion vividly reveal the great interest in, and friendship towards, his fellow men and the world around us. This weekend 'button-presser' shows us just how much can be achieved by an energetic enthusiast whose simple equipment would be considered laughable by today's gadget laden photographers, both amateur and profesional.
Introduction -- Vernon Richards, Colchester 1996
[Note: The numbers refer to the photographs and not to page numbers]
I Singles
II Paris, Parc de Sceaux
III Paris, Jardin des Plantes
IV Paris
V The Homeless, Beggars & Tramps
VI London Docks, 1950s
VII Welcombe, North Devon
VIII 60's Fashions on the Aldermaston Marches
IX Committee of 100 Sit Downs
X Peckham Health Centre
XI The Hair Merchant
XII Old Covent Garden Characters
XIII Fireworks and Surrealism
XIV La Escala on the Costa Brava
XV Naples 1946
XVI Animals
XVII Trees and Tree Stumps
XVIII Abstracts, Still Life, etc.!
Followed by Notes on the photographs






