Exterior and interior photography
Exterior and Interior Photography is a late nineteenth-century London manual on architectural photography, written by Frederick William Mills and published by Dawbarn and Ward in 1895 for amateur and professional photographers. Its plates are rotated scans of photographs of cathedral vaults, a castle exterior and a furnished room, showing how strong verticals, deep perspective and soft interior light were handled in the period. A designer could take from them the drama of converging arches and the quiet, tonal look of Victorian gelatin silver prints.
