FAQ: Understanding 'Net Menders (1932)' by A. Aubrey Bodine

What is ‘Net Menders (1932)’ about?

‘Net Menders (1932)’ is a photograph by A. Aubrey Bodine depicting Gloucester mackerel fishermen repairing their nets before departing for the Grand Banks, highlighting Bodine’s skill in combining documentary and artistic photography.

Who was A. Aubrey Bodine?

A. Aubrey Bodine (1906-1970) was a renowned pictorialist photographer of the twentieth century, known for his artistic and documentary photographs, many of which were exhibited worldwide and won numerous awards.

How can I order a copy of ‘Net Menders (1932)’?

You can order a copy by entering the image ID# 48-067 in the box below Bodine’s portrait on the Home Page of www.aaubreybodine.com.

What makes A. Aubrey Bodine’s work significant?

Bodine’s work is significant for its artistic quality and documentary value, often surpassing standard newspaper work with its creative design and lighting effects, making him one of the finest pictorialists of his time.

Where can I find more information about A. Aubrey Bodine?

More information can be found on www.aaubreybodine.com, including a biography and over 6,000 photographs from his 47-year career available for viewing and purchase.

Can I view more of Bodine’s photographs online?

Yes, more than 6,000 photographs spanning Bodine’s career are available for viewing on www.aaubreybodine.com, where they can also be ordered as reprints and note cards.

How did A. Aubrey Bodine approach photography?

Bodine viewed photography as a creative discipline, using the camera and darkroom tools like a painter’s brush or sculptor’s chisel, often manipulating negatives to achieve his desired artistic effects.

What awards did A. Aubrey Bodine win?

Bodine consistently won top honors in national and international salon competitions, recognizing his exceptional skill and creativity in photography.

Who wrote the biography of A. Aubrey Bodine?

The biography, ‘A Legend In His Time’, was written by Harold A. Williams, Bodine’s editor and closest friend, shortly after his death, and is available on www.aaubreybodine.com.

How can I contact for more information about A. Aubrey Bodine’s work?

For additional information, you can write to [email protected] or call 1-800-556-7226.