Camera Conversations By "Jay" [Thomas George Jaycocks]With a Foreword by B.K. Sandwell 8vo. pp. xvi, 298, [2]. frontis. & many full-page b/w illustrations. hardcover cloth. dw. (near fine - some short tears & chips to extremities of dw., back cover of dw scuffed, previous owners name & date to ffep). Toronto: Macmillan Company Of Canada Limited, 1936. First Edition. _______________________________________________________________________________________________ Here is a collection of the choicest of the many lovely photographs for which "Jay" has been responsible during the years of his connection with his paper, Saturday Night. A superb camera artist of international reputation, "Jay" provides in Camera Conversations a textual accompaniment to his photographs which is at once thoroughly satisfying from the point of view of technical knowledge, and delightful as a book to read. The author has travelled extensively in Canada and in the West Indies and the photographic reproductions include those of sights and scenes to be found in rural Ontario, Old Quebec, the Gaspe Peninsula, the Maritime seaboard, and the Caribbean Sea. There are exquisite studies in child photography and nature scenes, while the examples of the camera applied to industry are as exciting as they are revealing.... The book in addition to its delightful text and equally delightful photographs is a complete manual of information on what the camera will do alike in most amateur hands and the most practised.
