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Sunlight and shadow; a book for photographers, amateur and professional (1897)

Adams, W. I. Lincoln (Washington Irving Lincoln), 1865-1946 · New York, The Baker & Taylor company · leaf 69

An illustration from Sunlight and shadow; a book for photographers, amateur and professional, 1897, leaf 69 — trance of bright light b}7 reflection or otherwise into the lens, causing fog or flare. A large cone, blackened inside, placed over the lens is recommended. It is useful if a pneumatic shutter is used, but rather inconvenient if one is obliged to remove the cap before making the exposure. In… … “ Then I’ll not marry you. my pretty maid.” By Major R. H. Brown “ Nobody axed you, sir,” she said. must bear in mind, he says, that the combination is here the end to be sought, and that however well a figure posed here, and two or three there, might look, by them-

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