Practically speaking, the securing of true tones in a photo… - Arthur Hammond

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Practically speaking, the securing of true tones in a photograph depends entirely upon the exposure.

Arthur Hammond

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Arthur Hammond (1880 - 1962) was a pictorialist photographer, who has written books like Pictorial Composition in Photography.

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A curved line, as a rule, will convey an impression of beauty more strongly than a straight line; a curve can be vastly more satisfying and pleasing than a tangent.

Plates and films possess great latitude, it is true, but too short an exposure always has a tendency to cause a loss of atmosphere.

There is as much difference in the meaning of the words tone and tones as there is in the words nerve and nerves.

Practically speaking, the securing of true tones in a photograph depends entirely upon the exposure. - Arthur Hammond

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