Mass Observation. Camerawork, No. 11. (Documentary photography) Untitled (Friends of Photography) Scarce magazine in the early

Scarce magazine in the early years of the emerging New York photography scene of the 1970s

rather than "pictorialism" (a late 19th-century style where photographers heavily manipulated prints to make them look like soft-focus paintings)

It highlights the work of a raw

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Mass Observation. Camerawork, No. 11. (Documentary photography) Untitled (Friends of Photography) Scarce magazine in the earlyHalf Moon Photography Workshop, London, 1978. British photography journal. Special issue on Humphrey Spender and Mass Observation, "probably the largest investigation into popular culture to be carried out in Britain" in the 20th century, conducted between 1936 and 1947. Established by a small group of intellectuals and artists, it grew to involve about 1,500 observers who gathered photographs, reports, and diaries now at the Mass Observation Archive