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 78
at a speed of one-fourth to one twenty-fifth of a second will answer all purposes. Microscopic sharpness is of no pictorial value. A little blur in a moving subject will often aid in giving the impression of action and motion. As for plates, use the fastest you can can get. They cannot be too fast.… … A VENETIAN WELL By A. S. jority of hand camera workers shooting off a ton of plates helter-skelter, taking their chances as to the ultimate 74
Photography, Artistic · Nature photography
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