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Title: The American annual of photography
Year: 1911 (1910s)
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Subjects: Photography
Publisher: New York : Tennant and Ward
Contributing Library: Harold B. Lee Library
Digitizing Sponsor: Brigham Young University

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IN THE ARROYO HILLS. Louis Fleckenstein.
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KILLARNEY ROSES. ALICE L. BECHT. which cause considerable vibration. A good, full exposure and development gives chance for local reduction, which, as with a human portrait, is of great advantage. I well remember my first attempt at a Flower Portrait ofsome Killarney Roses, I could not resist buying from a street vender. They were beautiful, rather loose, and of a deep pink in the shadows, with a decidedly lighter edge. They wereglorious to look at in a pale, soft yellow Rookwood vase,placed on a shadowy corner of my library table, and I wanted toPicture them just as they were with the deep shadows and lights and reflections; but the abandonment and grace of th eflowers so carelessly arranged I found would have to be changed on account of the focus, so that, when the roses were finally arranged for the lens's eye, they were far from a pleas-ure to look at. In fact, this has been the only trouble I have experienced in picturing flowers of the long stemmed, or droopy kind; it is necessary to keep

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