Robinson, H. P. (Henry Peach), 1830-1901 · New York : Scovill & Adams · leaf 150
nd flat scenery, to which it is well adapted. Many admirable examples — especially by Collins — may be seen in the National Gallery. The reverse of this, in which dark takes the place of light, is shown in Fig. 25. This effect may often be noticed in moorland scenery or in a flat country, when the… … Fig. 25. trees. However produced, the effect is very beautiful, and is one that, now greater attention is paid to passing effects and the sky, may be easily produced in photography. In this arrangement a mass of extreme dark in the light part of the foreground will be found invaluable ; or still…
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