Rock Climbing in the English Lake District
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Thus the Alpine historian or geographer may find the required facts neatly gathered together in a brief appendix, or still more briefly summarised in a letter published simul- THE ARROWHEAD RIDGE 165 taneously with a review of the book in the ' Alpine Journal. ' The sale of caviare is strictly limited, arid the demand for ' Alpine Notes and New Ascents ' con- fined to the few. Hence mountaineering books intended to sell well are written for the uneducated many, not for teaching purposes, but fo...r the satis- faction of their desire for tales of adventure. So long as climbers tolerate this professionalism intro- duced into mountaineering and there is every reason why they should in all cases where the professional is recognized as such they must neces- sarily give the artist a free hand, whether he writes or paints or takes photographs. Personally I should ask for information as to the treatment of any nega- tive that has been employed for reproduction of pictures. ' From a photograph by, ' nowadays suggests a bad camera, a shaky tripod, an amateur operator, a cunning artist, and a long purse.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Thus the Alpine historian or geographer may find the required facts neatly gathered together in a brief appendix, or still more briefly summarised in a letter published simul- THE ARROWHEAD RIDGE 165 taneously with a review of the book in the ' Alpine Journal. ' The sale of caviare is strictly limited, arid the demand for ' Alpine Notes and New Ascents ' con- fined to the few. Hence mountaineering books intended to sell well are written for the uneducated many, not for teaching purposes, but fo...r the satis- faction of their desire for tales of adventure. So long as climbers tolerate this professionalism intro- duced into mountaineering and there is every reason why they should in all cases where the professional is recognized as such they must neces- sarily give the artist a free hand, whether he writes or paints or takes photographs. Personally I should ask for information as to the treatment of any nega- tive that has been employed for reproduction of pictures. ' From a photograph by, ' nowadays suggests a bad camera, a shaky tripod, an amateur operator, a cunning artist, and a long purse.
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You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Owen Glynne Jones to read onlineMoreLess
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