Looking Back: Journalsim Students Learn How to Use a Camera Flash in 1957

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Looking Back: How to Use a Camera Flash

Summer 2018 Issue

Three students gather around an instructor, who teaches the students how to use a camera and flash in 1957. — Photo courtesy of L. Tom Perry Special Collections, UA869 F5

Instructor Wallace M. Barrus, left, demonstrates how to use a camera and flash in a 1957 BYU photojournalism class.

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