photographer

[Eng. photograph; -er.] One who takes pictures by means of photography. tographer."- Field, Dec. 6, 1884. "Who has lately come out as a most enthusiastic pho phō-to-graphic, *phō-to-grăph-ic-al, adj . [Eng. photograph ( y ); -ic , -ical .] Pertaining or relating to photography; obtained by means of photography; used in photography. "A dark place in which to change the photographic plates."- Field, Dec. 6, 1884. photographic-micrometer, subst . A system of opaque or transparent lines for use in the focus of the eye-gla of a telescope or micrometer (q. v.), reduced by photography from a large and well defined drawing. photographic-printing, s. Photog.: The proce of obtaining proofs from negatives. phô-tô-grăph-ic-al-ly, adv . [Eng. photograph ical ; -ly.] By the means or aid of photography. "The employment of photographically produced slides." -Ca ell's Technical Educator , pt. xi., p. 275.