Photographing Your Heritage

Name: Photographing Your Heritage
Brand: Ancestry.com
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ISBN: 9780916489311

by Wilma Sadler Shull

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Your camera can help add to your written family legacy. Photographing documents in a library, reading gravestones in a cemetery, copying photographs, and many other useful techniques are fully explained by the author. This informative book was written to address the needs of the novice and the avid shutterbug alike. It offers a complete description of how to use photography in your hobby, including how to buy a camera, tripods, filters, and film types. Use your camera to add a new dimension to your family history.

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Book details

Author: Wilma Shull
Imprint: Ancestry.com, an imprint of Turner Publishing Company
Published: April 1, 1988
Formats: Paperback, Hardcover
Subjects: Reference › Genealogy & Heraldry
Topics: genealogy · family history · photography · photographing documents · cemetery research · heritage preservation · camera equipment
ISBN-13: 9780916489311 (Paperback)9781630264017 (Hardcover)

About the author

WILMA SADLER SHULL is a photographer and author, and the author of Photographing Your Heritage, a guide to using photography in family history research.

Shull won numerous awards in both photography and painting. Her work appeared in the Omaha World Herald, the Lincoln Journal, the Norfolk Daily News, and the Grand Island Independent, and examples are held in the purchase-award collection of the Nebraska Arts Museum at Kearney, Nebraska.

When she’s not writing, Shull pursues photography and painting, having trained formally through a course with Ansel Adams in Yosemite in 1971, as well as studies at the Brownville School of Art and workshops at local schools and colleges. Much of her work applies photographic practice to family history research.

Wilma lives in Grand Island, Nebraska.

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