Sepia Photos: 22. A. Rouille Ladeveze, sepia photos-photo et Sanguine-photo (Paris: Gauthier Villars et Fils, 1894).
23. Robert Demachy in The Practical Photographer (Library Series), no. 18 (1905), pp. 11-13.
24. Photography, vol. 15 (1903), p. 438.
BRILLIANT coLOKS: Exceptionally bright colors, especially reds, yellow, and blues. In landscapes, rich blue skies; not gray or muddy.
NEEDLE SHARPNESS: Photos must be sharp for good enlargement. Some of our pictures are blown up from 4 to 6 diameters.
CORRECT EXPOSURE AND PROCESSING: These are musts. Photos must be tops from a technical and reproduction standpoint. It will save time and shipping costs for both of us if you eliminate transparencies that do not measure up.
STRONG SIMPLE COMPOSITION: The best calendar pictures are simple in composition, with not too many elements in them competing for the eye's attention. Trying to get too much into a picture makes it "busy," weakens its pictorial and shoot the desired pictures as opportunities present themselves. |
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