FAQ: A. Aubrey Bodine and the Timonium Fair (1936) Photograph

What is the ‘Timonium Fair (1936)’ photograph about?

The ‘Timonium Fair (1936)’ photograph by A. Aubrey Bodine captures part of the crowd at the fair, showcasing his skill in documenting everyday life with artistic quality.

Who was A. Aubrey Bodine?

A. Aubrey Bodine (1906-1970) was a renowned pictorialist photographer, celebrated for his artistic and documentary photographs, many of which were published in the Baltimore Sunday Sun and won international awards.

How can I order a copy of the ‘Timonium Fair (1936)’ photograph?

You can order the photograph by typing the 5 digit image ID# 48-071 in the box below Bodine’s portrait on the Home Page of www.aaubreybodine.com.

What made A. Aubrey Bodine’s photography unique?

Bodine’s photography was unique for its artistic design, lighting effects, and his use of darkroom techniques like dyeing, intensifiers, and photographic manipulations to achieve his envisioned 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 from his 47-year career available for viewing and purchase.

What awards did A. Aubrey Bodine win?

Bodine consistently won top honors in national and international salon competitions, recognized for his creative discipline and craftsmanship in photography.

How did A. Aubrey Bodine view photography?

Bodine viewed photography as a creative discipline, akin to painting or sculpture, using the camera and darkroom tools to ‘make’ rather than ’take’ pictures, focusing on mood, proportion, and design.

Can I view more of A. Aubrey Bodine’s photographs online?

Yes, more than 6,000 photographs spanning Bodine’s 47-year career are available for viewing on www.aaubreybodine.com.

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

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