Howard Bond: Revealing Moments.

The article features photographer Howard Bond. He began his lifelong passion for photography in 1944, when, in the eight grade, he was given a large roll film camera. he built up a career in fine art photography while studying as a computer programming at the University of Michigan. During the popul...

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Published in:View Camera Vol. 21; no. 1; pp. 26 - 33
Main Author: Biggerstaff, Eric
Format: Article
Published: View Camera Magazine Jan/Feb2008
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