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Lines have expression, and by the use of lines alone we can suggest impressions.
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Practically speaking, the securing of true tones in a photograph depends entirely upon the exposure.
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A. J. Anderson says: "Expose for the tones that are most desired."
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The treatment of the subject is considered to be more important than the subject itself.
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To learn to see pictorially is the first essential duty of the would-be picture-maker.
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Just because a picture is unusually low in tone, it is not necessarily pictorial.
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