It had been months since I visited the phography section of the local library, and the visit was, at first, disheartening (I swear, I just don't understand the virtue of Sally Mann's "What Remains"), then I found a recently donated copy of One Shot Harris : The Photographs of Charles "Teenie" Harris .
May I recommend the book. Besides being all LF, the images are close to my own penchant for people-pictures. Harris' compositions are remarkable in simplicity and clarity; at first one might think they are too simple, but ... I will not digression this time. Perhaps you would enjoy the book, too.
I suppose I should follow the FAQ and ask a question - Charles Harris apparently used a small bulb for some of his photos where the results were gently flash-filled, relatively wide aperture. What small bulbs were available in the fifties?
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