Two artistic young business women of Shanghai, Miss Emilio Winther and Miss Elizabeth Action Fuidge, are finding that their knowledge of photography is not only an interesting avocation for their leisure but is delighting their friends as well. They are specializing in portraiture and their unusual success in catching: natural expressions and giving a convincing naturalness to reproductions of their home circle has led others of their friends to beg for the privilege of being photographed by such sympathetic artists.
Miss Winther and Miss Fuidge have not entered upon this _professionally, since their business connexions with the Standard Oil Company prevent them from giving much time to the pursuit, but as free lance amateurs they have achieved some very happy results. With the exception of a first class camera they have no elaborate equipment and use any well lighted room in their home or some effective outdoor setting for a study which can be established and dismantled at will.
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