#18 James Wong Howe working his cinemagraphic excellence on the film noir “Nora Prentiss” during February, 1946. Actress, Barbara London, and Director, Vincent Sherman, take an interest in James’ viewfinder composition.

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James Wong Howe working his cinemagraphic excellence on the film noir “Nora Prentiss” during February, 1946. Actress, Barbara London, and Director, Vincent Sherman, take an interest in James’ viewfinder composition.

The Lens Turned Back: Incredible Vintage Photos of Photographers at Work

#18 James Wong Howe working his cinemagraphic excellence on the film noir “Nora Prentiss” during February, 1946. Actress, Barbara London, and Director, Vincent Sherman, take an interest in James’ viewfinder composition.

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