![photograph of John K. Hillers examing one of his plates, 1872.](photos/cover.jpg)
By
Frederic J. Athearn
including
On the Road
by Jeff Dean
1979
REVISED, 1987, 1996, 1998
Photo credit: Wet-Plate
Photography in the Field. Utah, 1872. John K. Hillers, a member of the
Powell Survey Team, examining one of his plates. (National Park Service
Historic Photograph Collection)
TABLE OF CONTENTS
Preface
Acknowledgments
Introduction
I. A Brief History of Photography and the Photographic
Process
Photographic Films
Photographic Prints II.
Cameras and Lenses
Thirty-Five-Millimeter Cameras and Lenses
Medium-Format Cameras and Lenses
Large-Format Cameras
Basic Tips on
Using Lenses and Filters to Improve Photographs III.
Documenting Historic Places on Film National Register
Guidelines for Photographic Coverage
Historic Buildings, Structures, Sites,
and Objects
Interiors
Historic Engineering Properties
Bridge, Trestles,
and Aqueducts
Railroads
Roads and Trails
Historic Districts
Landscapes, Streetscapes, and Battlefields
Archeological Properties
Aerial and Oblique Photography
ON THE ROAD by Jeff Dean
IV. Preparing Photographs for Submission
to the National Register
Basic Requirements
Papers
Labeling Photographs
Photo Policy Expansion
V. Storage of Film
and Prints
Appendix I: Photography for the Historic
American Buildings Survey and the Historic American Engineering Record
Bibliography
Glossary
Appendix II: List of National Register Bulletins
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