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fotography (uncountable)

1. (nonstandard, rare) Alternative form of photography
   • 1906, Sue Greenleaf, Don Miguel Lehumada, discoverer of liquid from the sun's rays‎^[1], page 203:

     The copy of his treatise on 'Mental Fotography,' which I took with me from the room, will enable me to experiment with this lightning process of fotography known only to his Honor, Messrs. Julio Murillo and Guillermo Gonzales

   • 1927, Frederick Lowell Houghton, Holstein-Friesian Herd-book - Volume 57‎^[2], page 100:

     The fotographs taken by Mr. Moscrip are sufficient evidence of his being a master in the art of fotography.

   • 1966, National Society of Art Directors, Art Direction, Volume 18‎^[3], page 63:

     Hulburt, discussing color fotography from the art director's point of view, touched on the problems of 35mm.