French G.W. Photography for the Amateur

Falk Pub. Co., 1922. — 434 p.No matter what we attempt to do, there are but two ways of doing it — the right and the wrong way. More of us adopt the wrong way because it seems easier and quicker, and it is natural to take chances. But in reality it is nothing but shortsightedness on our part, because we don't figure ahead, and perceive that the accurate method will eventually win out.You, who aspire to become makers of real pictures, take these last few paragraphs seriously indeed, and if you have been slopping along, producing unsatisfactory results, start again, and start right. Adopt the policy of being accurate and you will feel more than repaid for your efforts by making pictures which will be admired by all who see them.