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China. A Photographer in Old Peking by Hedda Morrison. Untitled (Friends of Photography) It details a select groupOxford University Press, 1985. First edition hardcover in cloth, fine with near fine protected dust jacket that has a few tiny nicks. 266 pages. Maps on endpapers. Before her marriage to Alastair Morrison, the photographer Hedda Hammer (19081991) lived and served as a photographer in Peking (Beijing), China, from 1933 to 1946. Working mostly outdoors because she did not have access to good flash equipment, she recorded street life, artists, workers,