FAQ: A. Aubrey Bodine and the Timonium Fair (1929) Photograph

What is the Timonium Fair (1929) photograph by A. Aubrey Bodine about?

The photograph captures part of the crowd at the Timonium Fair in 1929, showcasing Bodine’s skill in documenting everyday life with artistic quality.

Why is A. Aubrey Bodine significant in the world of photography?

A. Aubrey Bodine was regarded as one of the finest pictorialists of the twentieth century, known for his artistic design and lighting effects in documentary photography, and he won numerous awards in national and international competitions.

How can I order a copy of the Timonium Fair (1929) photograph?

You can order the image by typing the 5 digit image ID# 48-077 in the box below Bodine’s portrait on the Home Page of www.aaubreybodine.com.

What techniques did A. Aubrey Bodine use in his photography?

Bodine experimented with tools and techniques such as dyes, intensifiers, pencil marking, scraping, and adding clouds photographically to achieve his desired artistic effects.

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

More information can be found on www.aaubreybodine.com, including a biography and over 6,000 photographs available for viewing and purchase.

Who was A. Aubrey Bodine’s closest friend and editor?

Harold A. Williams, who wrote the biography of A. Aubrey Bodine, ‘A Legend In His Time’, was his editor and closest friend.

When did A. Aubrey Bodine’s photographic career begin?

Bodine’s photographic career began in 1923 when he started covering stories with his camera for the Baltimore Sunday Sun.

What makes A. Aubrey Bodine’s documentary pictures stand out?

His documentary pictures are noted for their artistic design and lighting effects, far beyond the usual standard of newspaper work, making them of the very finest quality.

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

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