The Fine Art of Photography
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The lenses give me six different focal lengths, from 8 to 16 inches, and I usually apply them to a 4X5 plate. My choice of this size is a compromise of many considera- tions. For a long time I carried both 6%X8% an d ^VlX^l/i' I now think it better to use one size only, and the best reason is not the saving of trouble, but the reducing of the complexities. Thinking of pictures in the terms of one's lens angles and properties is pos- sible only if one limits their number. And I think of my craft... as not a steam-plow proposition on western prairies, but rather as -an intensive kind of gardening, in which one's crop of high success depends on patient and intimate study of subjects in a small field. That 14 209 FINE ART OF PHOTOGRAPHY is why I am content to turn the same ground over and over again, here at home and on my little island.
Yours faithfully, WENTWORTH.
Merely adding that Mr. Wentworth's prints are all enlargements in relatively large sizes, we will, with this discussion by a master of the craft, take leave of the subject of marine photography.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
The lenses give me six different focal lengths, from 8 to 16 inches, and I usually apply them to a 4X5 plate. My choice of this size is a compromise of many considera- tions. For a long time I carried both 6%X8% an d ^VlX^l/i' I now think it better to use one size only, and the best reason is not the saving of trouble, but the reducing of the complexities. Thinking of pictures in the terms of one's lens angles and properties is pos- sible only if one limits their number. And I think of my craft... as not a steam-plow proposition on western prairies, but rather as -an intensive kind of gardening, in which one's crop of high success depends on patient and intimate study of subjects in a small field. That 14 209 FINE ART OF PHOTOGRAPHY is why I am content to turn the same ground over and over again, here at home and on my little island.
Yours faithfully, WENTWORTH.
Merely adding that Mr. Wentworth's prints are all enlargements in relatively large sizes, we will, with this discussion by a master of the craft, take leave of the subject of marine photography.
What to read after The Fine Art of Photography?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Paul Anderson to read onlineMoreLess
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