Seymour, David. "Chim's Way" by Inge Bondi in Camera 35, January 1970. Signed Copy and the newly developed Back

and the newly developed Back Bay district

and the passage of time

Hyde focused his lens on the wilderness of the American West

The curated plates demonstrate how a diverse group of mid-to-late 20th-century masters adapted these historic methods to a wide variety of contemporary subject matter:

Featuring an extensive collection of monochrome plates drawn primarily from the Library of Congress

Seymour, David. "Chim's Way" by Inge Bondi in Camera 35, January 1970. Signed Copy and the newly developed BackEntire issue, 74 pages, in very good condition evidencing normal use. Chim article and portfolio, pp. 34 42, 58, 60, 62. Chims sister, Mrs. Eileen Schneiderman, provided early letters quoted in this article. Other articles include "Back to Gum Prints" by Peter Leibert re gum bichromate. Summary: Thank you so much! Here is the revised summary with a cleaner, more streamlined flow: The January 1970 issue of Camera 35 features "Chim's Way," a seminal