Robinson, H. P. (Henry Peach), 1830-1901 · New York : Scovill & Adams · leaf 65
45 PICTORIAL EFFECT IN PHOTOGRAPHY. leading objects, such as the figure, cart, and church in Fig. 10, one above the other in a line will also be apparent. A picture should also always, when it is possible, be prop- erly closed in. The centre of an arch should never be left without any other support… … Fig. 12. picture should finish at the abutment of one of the piers of the bridge. No doubt the imagination of the spectator will supply the missing abutment or support, but it is very much better to show it in the picture. The same remark also ap- plies to arches in interiors. The choice of the…
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