Contemporary Photographer. Volume V, No. 3, 1966. Charles Harbutt, Grey Villet, Frederick Sommer, et al.

Includes Charles Harbutt,The Multi-Level Picture Story; Grey Villet, drug addicts at Synanon; exhibition reviews without illustrations about Aaron Siskind, Frederick Sommer, and Elliot Erwitt, and other articles.  Like new in illustrated wraps with cover by Harbutt. Summary:

Contemporary Photographer (Volume V, No. 3, 1966), edited by Lee Lockwood, is a key issue of the mid-1960s quarterly journal dedicated to showcasing photojournalism, narrative image-making, and critical reviews of modern photographic movements.

Key Summary & Highlights

• Charles Harbutt & Narrative Structure: Features Charles Harbutt's essay and photo-essay titled The Multi-Level Picture Story, which explores new structural approaches to documentary photojournalism and visual narrative.

• Grey Villet & Social Documentary: Highlights Grey Villet's intense documentary portfolio focusing on individuals struggling with drug addiction at the Synanon rehabilitation program.

• Exhibition & Critical Reviews: Includes insightful critical reviews and commentary covering major mid-century figures such as Frederick Sommer, Aaron Siskind, and Elliott Erwitt.

• Essays & Theory: Incorporates analytical texts by prominent critics and scholars—including Ralph Hattersley, Grace M. Mayer, and Charles W. Millard III—examining the evolving status of photography as both a journalistic tool and a fine art medium.