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The Fiji Indian Diaspora: An article investigating how photography served as a tool for identity construction and cultural preservation within the Indo-Fijian community

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and practitioners as a reference for late twentieth-century American fine binding and as evidence of the continued relevance of handcraft in an increasingly mechanized age

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Photographic Facts and Formulas by E.J. Wall and Franklin I. Jordan. Revised edition. Untitled (Friends of Photography) The Fiji Indian Diaspora: AnAmerican Photographic Publishing Co., 1947. 364 pages. Fine with very good protected dust jacket with a bit of wear at extremities. Formulary covers numerous photographic chemical processes used in analog photography, e. g. gelatin silver, cyanotype, printing out papers, carbon processes, gum bichromate printing, oil, and bromoil, et al., as well as such topics as reduction, intensification, photomechanical processes, stereographic photography,

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