1952-06-14 — Page 12

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THE CHINA MAIL, SATURDAY, JUNE 14, 1952.

THIS

Che SNAPSHOT GUILD DREAM

A picture ovary parent likes and easily made using open flash,

Pictures With Open Flash

INDOOR pictures can be made

in a number of ways, but the easiest method is by fash photography.

This is of two types--syn- chronisen flash and open flash. In the former the flash bulb is discharged at

precise The

shutter is moment when the cpes, through a synchronising mechanism, often bulll Into the how- With open flashi, camera. ever, no synchroniser is ud.

The camera is simply set for. "time" or "buib" and placed un 3 Grm support. When you are ready, open the shutter, dis- charge the flash bulb, and close the shutter. That's all there is to it.

ม

The beauty of this method is that it is usable with the aim plest cameras. All that you need is an inexpensive hand-held photoflasher and ready sup- ply of bulbs. And while you can't "shoot on the fly," as you synchronised fast. con with you can make fine Indoor ple- tures with but little equipment. open flash is Exposure for controlled by the type of fash lomp used and by the lamp-to- subject distance. Flash the lamp too close to your subject and your picture is overexposed.

VIGNETTES OF LIFE

'WAY DONT,

BESIDES WHO'S

THAT SLIP OF THE TONGUE,

·INTIMATING THAT YOU THINK THE VIPE 15 JUST A WEE BIT ON THE HEFTY SIDE.

you

HOLD

STILL,

THEN

DOING

THIS,

ARY

WAYE

LETTING YOUR WINE TRIKI, YOUR HAIR..

TO KEEP DOWN EXPENSES.......AND DO YOU GET TRIMMED

AND LET

AE TELL YOU

MEANS:

Your Jogy are your con- tact with Mother Earth. Buch pla ard

dreams

and

Lasles as

in your mind cannot come anything

to

unless YOU maintain that

contact with

reality- with

the things of the earth.**

YOU WERE

IN BED IN A DESERT. AND YOUR LEGS GRAW-

As your contact with reality-your legs-diappears into the distance, no' 'your, desires'and wishes must, lose sh hope of fulfil- ments they must' end' in frustration and emptiness.

Your bed in the desert symbolises an attempt at restful living

emplints.

only. 'sarıd. and

amides

There

Is

Kiara:

the

AND GREW UNTIL THEY DISAPPEARED IN

THE DISTANCE

slams are beautiful like your phantasies: but the desert sand can- not provide you with the sustenance, and like to appreciate that beauly, you

The dream seems to warn you' dguines being bowltched by momentary glamour which is empty; against losing contact with the thines that matter,

A British Crossword Puzzle Lady Cynthia

12

20121

shots

Flash it from too far away and! your negative's underexposed. So remember these figures for open-flash

box cameras.

23

with

With roll films of average speed the lamps' should be held picture 6 to 10 feet from the subject using a No. 5 dashbulb With fast Alms the same bulb

10 may be used

fect away. With fast films, too, you can use an SM bulb at a

And for tance of 6 to 10 feet. close-ups, using a close-up at- tachment over your

to 17

camera lens, an SM--3 o 6 feet from the subject is recommended with films of normal speed.

Three things, however, should be remembered, In' making open flash shots. One is to support the camera firmly, on a table or tripod, since the shutter will be open for a comparatively long period. The second is to be sure no room lights or flections shine in your camera again because the shutter will

be open for longer than usual,“ And third, when using a flash bulb close to your subject, as at 3 to 4 feet, cover the flash reflector with a handkerchief to cut down the light.

-John van Gullider

28

ACROSS

1 Keep (0).

8 Giver (5).

9 Vegetable (6).

6 Damp (5).

10 Ventured (5).

11 Boundary, (B). 12 Fute (4),

8

13 Military formation (0). 18 Safe (0), 18 Infrequently 20 Birds (5), 22 Mimics (4).

(0)...

23 Changes direction (5), 25 Animal (8) 28 Deserved (6). 28 Snoops (0), 27 Spine. (3). 29 Feels (6).

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19

124

a

114

DOW..

1 Going back (8).

2. Kind of turtle (8).

3 Image (4).

4 Observed (7).

5 Small portion (7).

0 Speaker (0).

7. Precipitous (6).

14: Answers (8).

18. Goes down (8).

16 Detectives (7).

17 Augies (7). A

10 Property, (8).

21 Write down (5).

24 Of sound mind (4).

YESTERDAY'S CROSSWORD-Across: 3 Gold, 7 Scare, & Aria, 9 Sift, 10 Present, 12 Able, 16 Trust, 18 Flag 19 Ranch, 21 Idles, 22 Rave 28 Evade, 20 Loes, 29 Itorate, 30 Pasa, 31 Pile, 32 Egged, 33 Duty. Down: 1 Score, 2 Brisile, 4 Omit, 5 Data, 6 Bill, 9-Brug, 11 Erase, 13 Bone, 14 Echo, 16 Trude, 17 Siu, 18 Flee, 20 Averago, 22 Rate, 24 Visit, 25 Strow,,27. Exit, 28 Sped.

Un-Calculated Risks

WHY DON'T YOU HAVE A FRUIT SALAD WITH CREAM, AND A PEACH

MELBAS

"THAT RECKLESS MOMENT WHEN YOU START A "CONVERSATION WITH A STRANGER.

IN YOUR

CLUB.

SOME NEVER RECOGNIZE THE. RISK OF LETTING THE GAL DICK THE RESTAURANT.... UNTIL IT'S TOO LATE. THEN THEY'RE STUCK FOR A 'LUKCA` IN ONE OF THOSE DAINTY. JOHTS WHERE THE SERVICE' IS TO CUTE AND THE FOOD EVEN CUTER (UGH)

ÉDISKAL PEATULIS

TALWORLI AIGISES ARSERYEO

AINT GOMA RIDE WITH NO DRUNK DRIVIN I'LL DRIVERS

RONK

CLANE

Winds Up The Dinner Party

by GEORGE MALCOLM THOMSON

REMEMBER AND BE GLAD. By Cynthia Asquith (Jamas

Barrio) 161. 214 pages.

H

TERE · is a picture of an earthly, paradise-provided you do not look too far below the surface, An earth- ly paradise, complete with an angel with the flaming sword,

WORC on

It is Edwardian England as Chaperons, formidable in their seen by a debutante of the well- tiaras,

the watch ben, well-off class 'The Eng- - everywhere, : Before dinner land of big country houses and 'young people paced the lawns of the London Season. And Eng- the stately homes in threfa, land which had nothing to fear, Woo to Violet Asquith and her fall- except from the Liberal Govern- futuro sister-in-law when, ment and Its odious Mr Lloyd ing to observe that other giria George.

There were no

problems, Ex- copt, of course, the perpetual problems of the ovor - worked hostess:

"But who is to drive

the

homo !

dog - Cart eart

The

ba

groom, wil

hunting.

Dut

with the children and the coach- man must tako: Papa to the Bench/?

had mouth."

drifted

away they stayed in

the

ballroom

after tho

ap

pointed hour.

Feach talking to

ཐ.

MAN."

Men ward

divided thico

Into

clopsco

Eligibles. "partis" (that

rich

Is exceptionally bachelors; very shy gamo), and "derimentals" (penniless

A young woman had her own wretches, with perhaps only a maid, but had no handbag. She thousand a year, who would might take one glass of cham- have to go to the Bar or Through this world of de pagne in an evening; a cocktail oven sink into the civil service). never sailed her lips. Should-corous frolic, graver Agures she have tea alone with a young strolled, Mr Balfour, for exam- man she would be alightly ple, Leader of the Opposition

who would never read a novel compromised.

unless assured that it had happy ending, and never (so ̈hë-- claimed) read a newspaper, at

BU KEMP STARRETT

THEY SAY IT'S VERY RISKY TO CONSENT TO VIEW THE SUNDAY "PAINTERS ART JUÁLESS ONE

HAS A STRONG STOJÍCH,

TROSE UNEXPECTED]}

·BOLLER SKATES

· LEFT ON THE CELLAR, STAIRS THERE'LL BE AN UNCALCOLATED AND NAVERY PAULULA BOTTOM TANNING COUG UP:

--AND OF COURSE THERE ARE THOSE": FIFTY-BICK CEMENT XIX- ERT YOU "THOUGHT" OF ÁS BARGAINS

BARSHAL

LIKE ANT

BOIL, MY

THE HOSES

ail.

A

Lord Curzon, had been 2. Viceroy, and would be A Foreign Secretary. In his quenchless zeal for administra-. flon he would put out with his own hands the scap and towels-

ahla quests' bedrooms.

Winston Churchill, anding the frivolity of a country housa party too much for him, forced its members to dig vast forti- fications on a nearby besch. He appointed himself commun- der of the operation. None dared' disobey,

From the somewhat shabby realm of letters, pilgrimas ap- peared. H. G. Wells, for exatí- ple, who before playing croquet, insisted on changing into shorts, zebra shirt and a+bjuo- beret. 3. M. Barrie (author of Peter Pan) and D. H. --Law- rence (author of Lady Chatter- Ley's Lover) admired one another's work. At least, Bar- rie admired Linwrence's ́ ́novel about his mother and Lawrence admired · Barrie's "·· book ··ahout his mother.

to

What might have grown in- remarkable friendship came to shipwreck when Law- ranco's German wife, Frieda wald briskly, "I hear you roaice £50,000 a year,... Sir Barric

Why shouldn't you givo Loren- zo enough money to pay our passage to Australia?"

Barrio llked-to: give, humask- ed. Or not; as the case-might bo.

And the angel with the flaming sword?. Zás Sidney Webb.: Wirra the house party - was. Hwallest : sha would alt late at the, dinner,tabla talking" seriously," for, as" the sala, "the only exculie Portlandianer party that it should end jin ̈a committee.".

She was shocked and fascinated by Balfour="foo" uhconcerned and sceplica) to be more than negative- ly beneficial," "She" divided – the world into A's and B'Anarchists, Artists- und Aristocrats; Bureau Creta, Denevolents and Bourgrals. The A's were, better company · (Bho admitted)---but the world TILUKE learn to get on without. £tiem,

She had one "disliko,' the Elberat. Party; one fear, that her husband. Bidney would be run "over (ky, buo.: 214 was a very small min.

Mr Wobb may hava startled-07. mére

Jikety,

bored the Naumo

· parties. It improbable that sho stirred much- nisem zamong the young*ravellers.". But, as it turned out, hira Webb had the Inel word, The most elgibis ""*partie" "of: 2010 have been lurpedped by death dutos, and mink by kurtak" - 2710": "detrimeniela" were the peileri bet, after all,

*For This Book" is really deséribing with, no, prefence at depth, and Starely *Spurning the comfort, fot

'of tha cliche-the late afternoon ALE The futuro lay with - the 1%. The diang perly bas, apded siin: