Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 7 November 1941 — Page 4

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Long slotves. white broadcloth AS shirts, neat Peter Pan collars for “Little Sisters” and convertible neckline for “Big Sisters.” Nicely

, Ice, Games, Hunting} Are All There for

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A Great New Shipment!

ext to sub-zero weather, gl of the possibilities af-

photes Later! on this year winter sports there for the taking. Some8 series of shots of some joying his favorite sport interesting panel. : It is well to remember during the winter that landscapes are extremely difficult to handle. This is due to the disordered pattern of bare branches and the reflections. It is better to concentrate attention on Spectflo {‘objects like fence posts, rn shocks and perhaps an-old well Father than a general scene.

Portraits for Insiders _ Or if you've no desire to get your

shoes full of snow, you can stay in-|

doors and improve. your skill at portraiture. , Then, too; winter is the .season for table top photography, ‘There Bre several good books on this sub- - jee i 1B And then, there is the darkroom. There will be no trouble keeping the chemicals cool enough. Here|so is the perfect chance to improve your summer prints.

NAZIS DENY PLOT ON CHURCH

{ VATICAN CITY, Nov. 7 (U. P.).— Germany, it was announced today, has sent ‘a categorical denial to Pope ‘Pius of President’s Roosevelt's charge that the Reich plans to - abolish religion throughout - the world and carve up South America - * into slave states.

This portrait of Miss Patricia Lawson, 5039 College Ave., was taken in “blacklight.” It was snapped at the “Fluorescent Futurama” which closed Jestotaay at IPALCO Hall. “Blacklight” is either infra-red or ultra-violet. In this case it’s ultra-violet. Miss Lawson was invisible to the photographer except for fluorescent

Here' sa Helpful Hint for Taking Scenes 4] an

Don’t neglect night photography,

1/100,000 as bright as the sun, set up your camera on a tripod as if taking a picture in the sunlight, and then give 26 minutes for each 1/100 second of sunlight exposure undef similar conditions. Usually this will mean from 15 to 30 minutes of exposure at F .11, don’t include the moon itself in the picture, because of Sis movement during the exposur The majority of EE shots are faked, late in: the afternoon by using ‘a red filter over the lens and under-exposing. These pictures look well but they can’t come near the real thing. ® 8 8

©. W. Harrison of Indianapolis is this month’s winner of the monthly photographic contest ‘sponsored , by

“Friends,” ‘the Chevrolet owner

mate in ‘her dress. But ‘the negative (saw all and here it is. Shooting | in ultra-violet makes focusing |difficult, because ultraviolet is [behind the white light focal plane and infra-red is ahead of the white focal. plane. Ultraviolet. never *is “flattering” to the subject. posure was nine seconds at 45 with Super Ortho Press fim.

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