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From the invention
of photography in 1839, through the Industrial Revolution and rapid
urbanization, photographers continually advanced image technology
and processes. From the beginning they documented the world around
them, bringing distant lands home. Topographical images proliferated.
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New Tay Viaduct - Valentine |
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Scuola di San Marco - Venice |
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Elizabeth Bridge - Budapest |
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LUCIDA, P.O. Box 6921, Station A, Toronto, Ontario M5W 1X6
Tel: 416-961-7598 | Fax: 416-920-6036 | E-mail: info@camlucphotos.com
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