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Title: The American annual of photography
Year: 1922 (1920s)
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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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tured. Our dream con-tinues and we find that they are all members of a nationalorganization, conducting Interchanges of high-grade printsand lantern slides. Many one-man exhibits by the bestworkers of America are circulating among these clubs. Oneof the many Salons now held has been recognized as TheAnnual Salon and has the indorsement of this nationalorganization. Other Salons are of course held. Everyowner of a camera of any kind belongs to the Camera Clubin his community and is endeavoring to earn the honor ofbeing called a P. P., meaning Pictorial Photographer, ofcourse. Affiliation with this national association carries withit that spirit of good-fellowship and cooperation which is partof every individual member and every club. The dealers,manufacturers, importers, and magazines are lending a hand.In fact, we see a national convention held for general dis-cussion and for the election of officers. In fact, our dreampictures this convention as being held in the city in which the 72
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Belle Johnson. annual salon is being shown. At this convention and thesalon we see the latest in photographic equipment and thebest in photography. Some dream, and yet it can be realized if the pictorialphotographers everywhere and the Camera Clubs and Societiesget together. In the absence of a club, let one be founded.Aye, let us do this. Let the new year see the formation ofmany new clubs and a great increase among photographicworkers in America. To help this good work along abrochure has been published and is being distributed by theAssociated Camera Clubs of America, under the title TheCamera Club, Its Organization and Management. It willbe sent free upon application to the association, at 878-880Broad Street, Newark, New Jersey. Over two hundred andfifty applications for this booklet were received within themonth after its issuance. This augurs well for the realizationof our dream. Let us see what we really can do whenbeginners, novices, amateurs, advanced amateurs, pictorialphot

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