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PHOTOGRAPHY AS A FINE ARF! Canine Camera Classics AT EASE Informal Portraits from the Dawn of Photography SMALL WORLDS The Art of the Carte de Visite OF BRICKS & LIGHT Architectural Photography

The Hall of Special Effects Exhibits & Readings on Manipulated Photography Introduction: Tampering With Perfection MONTAGES, MULTIPLES & MISCHIEF  Techniques of Trick Photography Explained DO YOU BELIEVE? Ghosts & Ectoplasm - The Story of Spirit Photography, 1868 - 1935 "DID YOU EVER HAVE A DREAM LIKE THIS?" Home-Grown Photo-Surrealism by "Dad" Martin, 1908-1912. FAUX SNOW Fake Flakes Form Storms! SEEING DOUBLE Creating Clones with a Camera Reading: "The Camera Does Not Lie"

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