Herschel, Sir John. Herschel at the Cape. Diaries and Correspondence of Sir John Herschel, 1834–1838. Camera Magazine The book serves as a

The book serves as a dedicated showcase of the artist’s mastery of the pinhole camera

The book’s lasting influence is due in large part to the work of Bob Cato

documenting the grueling construction of monumental engineering feats like the Victoria Tubular Bridge

and critical discourse surrounding fine art photography

The collection serves as a visual exploration of the subconscious

Herschel, Sir John. Herschel at the Cape. Diaries and Correspondence of Sir John Herschel, 1834–1838. Camera Magazine The book serves as aEdited by David S. Evans, Terence J. Deeming, Betty Hall Evans, and Stephen Goldfarb. University of Texas Press, 1969. Hardcover, fine with near fine protected price clipped dust jacket. 398 pages. Two maps, twenty plates, one frontispiece and thirteen figures. Illustrations include camera lucida sketches by Herschel. Covers period 18341838, just before Herschel returned to England from South Africa, where he was involved in astronomy. After his