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Beautiful sky effects are easy to captura when you use a Niter.
Improving Your Snapshots with Filters
re-
FEW weeks ago, a A Friend Wing marked that his snapshots never turned out like the pictures he saw in maga- zine ads his skies were never as dark and patural looking and his clouds never so billowy white as those of the professional photographer. I suggested, as a solution to his prob lem, that he try using filter.
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1 very simple. All you have to remember is that a K2 has a filter factor of 2:
that is, you should give twice normal ex- posure. Since the average ex-'
CROSSWORD.-Across: 1 Slip, 4 Stratum, day with poture on a bright ordinary snapshot film is /118 Rich, Halo, 10 Recoups, 11 Blas, 12 Mete, 14 Picture, 17 at 1750, it should be, with a K2 Erode, 19 Ledge, 22 Torment, 20 Sore, 27 Dens, 28 Minster, 20 alter, f/0 at 1/50, or f/11 at Ague, 30 Espy, 31 Intrude, 32 Stew. Down: 2 Loafer, 3 Probed, 1/15. This is easily understood Serap, 5 Thesis, Alof, 7 Upper, 12 Mect, 13 Tour, 15 Undo, when you realise that the filter 16 Epec. 18 Indeed, 20 Essays, 21 Grouse, 23 Orion, 24 Miser, 25 is absorbing some of the light; Terse. therefore, you must allow more light to reach the filin
"But suppose my camera has |
I know someone no seilings?"
11
13
24
aking that question. Well, a Using the proper filter at the non-adjustable camera can take a K2 if it is loaded with fast right Ume can do
more than panchrumatle film. What I mean any other single thing I know
is film that requires half or to give your pletures a pro-
much light for an average ex- fessional touch. Let's take a K2
as ordinary roli Alm. yellow Alter, for example,
Ita posure
Such fast film automatically most common use is to
make
takes care of the filter factor; siy and clouds stand out
camera settings arc their natural tones,
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no
necessary,
Sometimes,
# the light Le The K2 transmits all colours in equal amounts except blue, strong enough, you can use o which
Is partially absorbed. filter even with ordinary snap- shot film. The next time you Therefore, when you put a K2 over the lens of your camern go to the beach or a lake on & notice how and shoot a plelure of the sky, bright sunny day,
15. Tight stronger the blue is absorbed much some of the
from the by the filter.
Dazzling reflections As a result, the
and water give it much nky in your picture is darkened, sont while the
Clouds by contrast are made more striking. This is called "sky correction."
The use of a K2 filler does not present an exposure prob- lem. On the, contrary, exposure
VIGNETTES OF LIFE
#7
"
THIS IS ON ME
"NO-NO T INSIST /
DAILY ALL THUMBS CONTEST-
THUMBNAIL
SKETCHES
WENDY
HOP IN
EH- NO THANKS
ME?
I'M GOING THE OTHER'
0
YOU WERE SITTING ON A PLAIN THRONE IN A HALL. DOORS OPENED AT THE
FAR END AND TWO WOLVES WALKED IN
THIS DREAM MEANS:
The dream of a spoilt or only sori, put on a greater intensity, in fact, that pedestal usually by his mother-and made to
ght is so bright that you can feel different and superior to others. sen K2 without making any adjustments on your
camera. "Sitting on a throne in a hall" means hold- Just slip on the Alter, aim, and ing a position of privileged and unquestioned or in one's life. Tho authority in the home shoot,
John van Gullder. wolves are obviously women who enter your life:
All Thumbs
SHE WAS TOLD SHE WAS BORN WITH A
GREEN THUMB
"WE ARE ALL
LOST IN THIS
GOING TO GET
JUNGLE ONE OF
DAYS!
THESE
HOT ROD SPECIAL
HE WOULD RATHER THUMET ON A FLYING SAUCER
RIDE
|| DOUBLE- EXPOSURE – AFTER WARMING
THE BENCH: ALL SEASON HE GETS HIS CHANCE
"YOU DON'T
SAY
A POET * ALL THE WAY
ROUND
AUDEN, through the jungle.
POETS OF THE ENGLISH Born in York, 1907, són of a
LANGUAGE, Edited by W. H. Audon and N. H. Pear. son. Five.volumes. Eyre and Spottiswooda. oach. 2,956 pages.
151.
N the middle thirties, he did all the things that earnest young men did, or would have ilked to do.
His heart was in all the right
doctor. Auderi went from Gresham's School, Holt, to Christ fluence spread outwards: over Church, Oxford, whence his in-
the
young, tils fame reactied their elders,
Every three weeks he wrote a poct; declared that "the. mibject
a port
of
cm is a peg to hang the
poetry on." Main subject of his poetry, approaching death (by his own hand) of bourgeois society.
His almost albino bair and
places, bled for all the right lost close-set eyes impressed Stephen causes. He was for China against Spe Japan, for Jowish refugees
(see "World Within Harnish Hamilton)" Ho against their Nazi torturers. He won a sinister pubtle reputation visited Loyalist Spain.
for keeping a revolver. In his wrote witty satirical, desk and for working at mid- didactic poems and plays, full of day in artificial light with, the irreverent echoes
and. sardonic
half-parodies. NEW BOOKS
His lyrics those
of an intelligent
woman's
Noel
Coward -rang
lans
premont
blinds drawn, a
green shade over
He was Oxfoni
GEORGE Marxist, Anglo-
Catholic.
wwisen
collaborate
I
with him."
MALCOLM THOMSON of doom through smart ported companionate-pintywright cabareta.
Christopher Isherwood, "I have
or: He was immensely confident, to keep a 'sharp eye him or self-assured, a bom leader, He down
Hop the characters on Bald of the world of letters: their krees," "Evidently they are waiting for someone." Nobody who heard him was likely to doubt that "they" waited for. Wystan Auden.
ONE SAT ON YOUR VE
LEFT. THE OTHER
SAT IN FRONT OF -YOU AND PUT ITS HEAD ON YOUR KNEES, BOTH WERG
GRINNING THEN AS YOU STROKED THE ONG IN FRONT OF
YOU IT SLOWLY TURNED INTO A WOMAN IN A LONG ROB5 ·
In 1037 he received the King's Gold Medal for Poetry (n Buckingham Palace) and two- edged compilment from admiring fellow pools: We salute in Auden (although we do not forget all that can be said against him), the first English poet for years who is a poet all the way roundTM*
(In Now Volcce magazine), it
In 1938 he Journeyed to a war (Chinese) with Isherwoodma "Auden knows that we won't be killed because Nanny would never allow it
and It Can't Happen Here... It would be utterly provincial, like' 'a street accident in Newcastic-on-T
-Tyne.
Or New York?
Auden was in
4.
When It did Hoppen Here,
that city writi his poem September 7, 1939: "I sit on one of the dives
Street On Fully-Second Str overtures, but when you
Uncertain and afraid o As the elruer. hopes expire Of a a low dishonest decade," In next, less dishonest, decode England got along without gelir arsistence of new US. Cilan Auden who, to King's Gold
added Medal, soon
Pulitzer Prize
they make friendly accept them you realise their true nature.
The real truth is that when women refuse to continus spoiling and mothering you, you feel cruelly done by. You are the privileged person; they are the wolves who rob you of
unending and your birthright, ie., love and admiration,
uncattical
your
One can only suggest you come off childish high seat and grow up.
BY HARRY WEINERT
THE THUMB
IN THE SOUP.
BABY'S PACIFIER- EVERYTHING ELSE
IS TOSSED ON THE FLOOR.
I'LL HANG THE PICTURE FOR. YOU DEAR
GET YOUR FIRST AID
KIT/"
HE NEVER MISSES - HIS THUMB, THAT IS
Embarrassed friends, remem
bering his dictum;
tion, the pous lies on his brevolu
the
top of a roof and thools BETOSS
the lines at his best friends," wondered if the sub-
fect of the poem had after all. only been a peg to hang the
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find crucifix on drawn
Curtains acrosswindel, poet stouter, apt to complain: "What's so awful in this county is that people will take and seriously."
Poetic individually as vigor- as ever. In nawiyolime, "Nones" (Faber);"Auden writes: "Thou shalt not be on friendly
terms.
With guys in ad me,
Nor speak with nich
As read the Bible for lia prose, above all, make love to those
ΝΟΣ
Who wash too much.'”;
to
His original, analytical mind
is on display in the introductions the voltimes of this bear- 3,000-page anthology of. Engista poetry Volume Vo contains verBO from Tennyson to Yeats or be- tween 1870, and
1914. Says Auden: It is a natural epoch. In 1070, Pope was declared in- fallible, and Emperor Napoleon Ill shown to do, rather less so. The stage was bot for attack on the Liberal conception of free-
closes on a gloomy note: "It is the exceptional man, the man of talent the man who
works
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