Description
Industrial Photography Magazine – July 1976 – Fireworks by Sheldon Rose Cover (No Label)
Condition: Very Good – Minor Edge Wear
This listing features the July 1976 issue of Industrial Photography Magazine (Volume 25, Number 7), featuring a striking fireworks photograph by Sheldon Rose on the cover. Celebrating 25 years of publication, this commemorative edition explores the evolving role of photography across industries—from medicine and aerospace to microscopic imaging and aerial perspectives.
The magazine is in very good condition, showing only minor wear on the edges. The interior remains clean and complete. Please review the photos for exact condition.
Note: This copy does not include a mailing label.
Featured Contents:
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25 Years of Industrial Photography
Message from the Publisher – James S. Watkins (p. 8)
A retrospective on the magazine’s evolution and the broader impact of visual technology in industry. -
Editor’s Notebook – Barry Ancona (p. 10)
Reflections on the state of industrial photography at the dawn of America’s bicentennial year. -
Growth Through Photography
Changes in Medical Photography – George Tanis (p. 16)
A look at how photographic techniques have transformed clinical documentation and diagnostics. -
Cameras in Space – Richard Underwood (p. 20)
Exploring the role of cameras aboard space missions and their contributions to science and Earth observation. -
The Smallest Images – Hal Denstman (p. 24)
Advances in microscopic imaging, capturing precision detail in miniature environments. -
The View From Up There – Erik Miller (p. 28)
Aerial photography and its role in mapping, surveying, and infrastructure planning. -
100 Years of Power – Emery Jones (p. 35, continued)
A visual chronicle of a century of electrical innovation and energy infrastructure.
This issue is ideal for collectors of vintage photography publications, photography historians, or professionals interested in the development of visual documentation in technical and scientific fields.
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