WILEY SANDERSON FINE ART PHOTOGRAPHY
JOLY NATURAL COLOR PROCESS PHOTOGRAPHS
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The Joly Natural Color Process Photographs are made with several cameras including a hand built balsa wood tri-focal camera 5.75 inches wide, 6.5 inches high and 14 inches long. The 4x5 inch negative holder can be placed in any of three positions, either 3 inches deep for a wide angle, 6 inches deep for a normal angle. or 12 inches deep for a telephoto view. Each negative position or focal length has its own precisely drilled pinhole optic with the following aperture sizes: .014" diameter (f/214) for wide angle, .020" diameter (f/300) for normal, and .028" diameter (f/428) for telephoto.
The camera has an external manual sliding shutter, viewing devices over each focal length for composing the picture parameters, a tripod socket and an internal filter holder. The camera is decorated with a modeled plastic aluminum band around the camera body and has a moonstone inset in the shutter.
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"DRAGON PROW" Random Joly Natural Color Process Photograph, 1992. Published in Chinese Popular Photography and in China Photo News. Photographed in Beijing, China. On the West Lake at the Summer Palace, northwest of Beijing, the prow of a tourist boat is magnificently carved with a dragon's head. 11"X14 16"X20" FRAMED
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"BRIDGE AT THE SUMMER PALACE" Linear Joly Natural Color Process Photograph, 1995. Exhibited at the Kathleen Ewing Gallery in Washington, DC. Photographed in Beijing, China. The serene moon bridge crosses a small stream at the Emperor's Summer Palace. 11"X14 16"X20" FRAMED
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"JADE BUDDHA TEMPLE BANNERS" Diamond Joly Natural Color Process Photograph, 1995. Exhibited at the Kathleen Ewing Gallery in Washington, DC. Photographed in Guilin, China. Viewed from above, the court yard at the Jade Buddha Temple is decorated with brightly colored banners. 11"X14 16"X20" FRAMED
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"SUMMER PALACE ORCHARD" Random Joly Natural Color Process Photograph, 1992. In the collection of the Chinese Photographic Institute in Beijing and published in Dazhong Sheying. Photographed in Beijing, China. Depicts the view of the Emperor's peach orchard seen from the long covered walkway of the Summer Palace veranda, north of the city of Beijing. 11"X14 16"X20" FRAMED
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"LILIES OF THE TEMPLE" Linear Joly Process Natural Color Photograph, 1995. Exhibited at the Kathleen Ewing Gallery in Washington, DC. Photographed in Xi'an , China. The shadow of a temple roof is reflected in a lily pad pond. 11"X14 16"X20" FRAMED
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"FOO DOG RECEPTACLE" Random Joly Process Natural Color Photograph, 1995. Exhibited at the Kathleen Ewing Gallery in Washington, DC. Photographed in Badaling, China. A simple item as a trash receptacle is elegantly fashioned as a ceramic Foo Dog, an emblem of good luck. 11"X14 16"X20" FRAMED
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