| 词条 | Orrin Freeman |
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Orrin Erastus Freeman (1830–1866) was an American professional photographer in China and Japan. Freeman worked in the ambrotype process. For a short time, Freeman opened a photography studio in Shanghai in 1859 before leaving China for Japan.[1] Freeman established a studio in Yokohama in 1860.[2] He is considered to have been the first Western professional photographer to establish a permanent residence in Japan.[3] He taught the elements of photography to Ukai Gyokusen who established the first photographer studio in Edo (Eishin-dō) in 1861.[1] Gyokusen's camera, equipment and supplies were purchased from Freeman. His death in 1866 was sudden. He is buried in Yokohama Foreigner's Cemetery (Gaijin Bochi).[1] Notes1. ^1 2 Hannavy, John. (2007). {{Google books|PJ8DHBay4_EC|Encyclopedia of Nineteenth-century Photography, Vol. 1, p. 554.|page=554}} 2. ^Bennett, Terry. "American Ambrotypist," Old Japan, citing Rogers, G. W. "Early Recollections of Yokohama," Japan Weekly Mail. December 5, 1903. 3. ^Hannavy, {{Google books|PJ8DHBay4_EC|p. 770.|page=770}} References
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