He favored the paper-based calotype process (which yielded soft
Jean-Baptiste Camille Corot
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" Livingston places his work within the broader American lineage of emotionally restrained photography
Their joint legacy is defined by several landmark achievements:
Princeton. Reflections on Photographing Princeton. Signed Copy He favored the paper-based calotypeAn Essay to Accompany an Exhibition at the Seeley G. Mudd Manuscript Library, 15 August 1998 30 June 1999 by Melissa A. Johnson. Princeton University Library, 1998. History of photography in Princeton, New Jersey, illustrated, including photographers Royal Hill Rose, William R. Howell, William Notman, Pach Brothers, Alan Richards, George K. Warren, Montgomery P. Simons, John Moran, et al. Includes a self portrait by Moran. Wraps, 57 pages, like new.