Hindesight Joseph Mills (…) Day and night are

(…) Day and night are no longer easily distinguishable because pollution creates a veil that envelops the city and the intensity of artificial lights of differing origins and shapes brighten the night

Le Dictateur is the highest expression of the dominion of personal will: the magazine is to be thought of as a state

there is foxing to pages (moreso to front and rear pages than to text pages)

natural phenomena

with walls yellowed from cigarette smoke

Hindesight Joseph Mills (…) Day and night areFirst edition of Hindesight by John Hinde. First impression. Medium format softcover in near fine condition. Personally inscribed by the previous owner on the title page. About John Hinde, was one of the pioneers of colour photography in the UK, and it was his postcards that were sold all over the world that made him famous. He started colour photography in the 1930s, studied architecture, and then went to school to study photography in 1937. There,