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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1953
Page
4
The piece argues photographers should shoot in rain dusk or night to gain new interest. It notes reflections from wet streets and rainy-day wear on pedestrians add visual novelty. It advises minimal exposure adjustments beyond a slight increase for diffused light, especially in color using cloudy settings.
Practical guidance on capturing night and dusk scenes using Type A indoor color and Polaroid films. Discusses lighting balance, shorter exposures, and a personal metering method, noting experiments with 1 second at No 1 and five seconds at 35 for color. Encourages trying unusual light for fun and better results.
The article explains sun positions for flattering portraits. It advises avoiding a rear position. use 45 degrees from camera for top quality light, then shift toward the side for depth. Fill shadows with a reflector or flash and adjust exposure to preserve detail without blowing bright areas.
The guide explains using multiple exposures and flash attachments to enhance photos. It suggests positioning the sun behind the subject, using stronger flash fill, and shielding the bulb with cloth layers to avoid obvious lighting tricks while achieving depth and detail.
In Lima Peru a man faced charges after christening his four year old son twenty six times to obtain sizable loans from each godfather authorities say the scheme aimed to exploit multiple godparent ties for credit.
Practical driving tips from 1952 cover long trip prep including brakes lights and paperwork, time estimates for 200 miles, and night driving. Fatigue management, ventilation safety, and sober fueling advice are followed by truck passing rules, wheel width cues, and stopping distances.
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