A report on "Photokina," the world fair of photography which takes place every two years in Cologne, West Germany. (Author)

Suggests tips for taking candid photographs of people and using the darkroom to find that special shot. (RB)

This article tells how to produce your own classroom movies. (PD)

In the belief that photography clubs are effective tools in continuing education, the author cites reasons for their organization, describes how they can be organized, suggests activities, and lists the type of facilities and equipment needed. (AG)

Reports a personal experience in which knowledge of the law helped a student photographer complete an assignment for the newspaper. (RB)

Discussed the photographer as artist and how architecture can provide the most likely subjects for the extension and development of individually perceived aesthetic ideas. (Author/RK)

Article presented techniques for taking photographs of summer. (RK)

Article presented photography for beginners as an experiment in which learners enjoy the freedom to explore their creativity. (RK)

This study traces the development of night photography, from February 7, 1839, when the effect of the moon on a Daguerreotype was first recorded by Alexander Von Humboldt, to the present. The contributions of the following photographers who advanced the field of night photography are discussed: Margaret Bourke-White, Paul Martin, Brassai, Bill…

Author provides some thorough guidelines for using the Kodak Ektagraphic Visualmaker. (HB)

Offers basic tips for improving the quality of photographs in a student newspaper. (GW)

Presents and discusses photographs taken by an art photographer and by a photojournalist, in order to examine the differences between the two individuals' approaches to photography. (GW)

Examines interpretation of Robert Frank's photographic essay (1) to discern the experiences evoked by the essay, (2) to establish the relationship between "projected" and "stated" interpretations, and (3) to determine the extent to which "stated" interpretations resemble "ideal" interpretations. (FL)

Article focused on numerous forms which photographs can take to celebrate the American Bicentennial. (Author/RK)

Four prints were shown in order to illustrate the infinite possibilities for creating new photographic images from nature. (Author/RK)