Mr. Robert A. Simon has writter the following valuable hints camera novices to the New Yor!
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Even the best of amateur snap) shooters, the fortunate individual whose pictures always "turn ow well," usually find that luck de} serts them when they attempt make photographs of young chil dren. In spite of good light adequate apparatus, and an ami able subject, the result is likely be a view of a rigid, painful drawn face, on seeing which th proud parent will observe, ' Di you mean to say my child look: like that?"
Most of the unsuccessful ver tures in photographing youn children may be attributed to tw popular sentences in the amateur' vocabulary: Keep the sun ove! your left shoulder" and "Seo th; birdie!" There is a basis of trut! in the quaint idea of keeping th
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