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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 86

An illustration from Sunlight and shadow; a book for photographers, amateur and professional, 1897, leaf 86 — SUNLIGHT AND SHADOW the more latitude we have in exposure, always bearing in mind that we must give the fullest exposure possible to obtain a sharp image ; it will be seen how important it is to retire to a considerable distance. If a large image is required it is better by far to enlarge… … similar objects in motion this is perhaps the best position. In photographing other subjects, for instance, horses galloping, etc., it must be remembered that it is not the distance traveled by the horse that we must take into

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