Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-01-28
AMONG AMArkHR vnorocRArHrRs.

AIMING AMArxUp puorocrapurps
The Coming Exhibition Of tn. Capital Cam
era Cluh-rn. p.r.-.--, ~ r,..s
Aeh Puo'osraphers nave Tor long une
oeen tse subjects OF large variety OF jokes
and have often been characterized as ''camera
tends" and those fellow with . bundle OF
yellow st;cls I'm. ,h.s. p,,,. x,......-.h.
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60 S.,N, '1e "i .he Nspi'Aa
Ss"e~ S'uo, VINO on Aonoay, the 10th instant
will open their annual exhibition Of pictures
for the inspection Of the public The club
rooms will be omen from 10 I, M tosnn ap,-
inc tho .r,,ra -
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AN" eiuo IL PieAssnuy ioos'ed ~ wi ftn
street ltop hoor) and ever cnce its organization
in May, 1884, has numbered among IL. members
some Of the leading amateurs OF this CITY. The
memh.,sb,, 49, -. .. -.
mony. a. en,bms;asts ~ ,ho,a,rs bv ~. nr,
little time TO devote 10 petty b;cler,nrs
Probably the r,o.t ,or,nl.,. colSsr,,o, ~
photoeranhic naranharnaG. - oxnsa nv M r
C. Beta. who has GAMER. and lensc. Of ali
makes and size., Beta can we'll he clas.ed A a
collector OF nbotoc,.nh,o .o,S. Ne ha. Wa.
a erea, success ~ ina,.n,snsor. r;sr. .nS -
quite familiar With half-tons and o.ber enorsy-
ing nroc..... $500
Mr.. r n Collett sor,,o,,v r,.,,h., ., N.
Washington Gamer. Club. i. one a, the most
psinstaking workers in the Climb and his artistic
silvia in nosipo ava cs,afn, a,,.,,;, e ,,,,,,
sition n nIs;Siy sy;dsncsd ss ~" . ~ hsch
be has produced.
When il comes 70 mailing I,,er,ors NJ 4
Cullen stands in the first rank Cnllen iss had
worker. and whom AT vorL No o. "a, .s, .
word out of him. III he hears he don't answer
photography wrsps him nm so cor,nle.ely
The vice president OF The cluh Re- rrnst
Drewitz. the pastor Of Concord,a Jr,hera,
Church. finds Ia photography a plea.ant recrea-
ton. and has furnisha5 sersr.I npho,o.,,.,hs g.
half tone ilus,rations O'
Albert J. lie Breton formerly, n,en,her n,
the Washington Camera Club dexo.ss rnuch q.
his time 70 the Fascinating nnrsnit on nbotos-
raphy. He is q member OF the Postal Photo
graphic Club. corresponding member OF the
California Camera Club. and has decided
preference for pictures that tell their own
stood.
Harry F. Simpson has the sharpcst ewes Of
anv member OF the club and his n,ctnre. srs
always microscopicaly sharp. HIS forte "a in
architectural and group work.
Allan J. Houghton. formerly president Of the
Columbian College Camera Club. has had a
wide experience in photography. He is one of
the fortunate ones who can make a camera
fatter the subject and his services are in great
demand.
Henry A. Farnham enjovs the distinction OF
being the youngest member of the club Ont
".
ing rapidly
+. b. Dante the real estate arent vould
rather work with n camera than miss n r,.I
estate sale. some of his work ha. for a long
time been on exhibition in the photopraphic
supply houses of this city
William c. Ewing is an enthusiastic experi-
mentsr in pin hole photorraphy and has demon
strated successfully that yery fine work can be
done without using a lens He owns several
cameras which we're made to order from designs
Of his own
John E. Mitchell. whose rood counsel is al
WAYS sought in all questions affecting the in
terests Of the club is fond of photocrapbinr
rural scenes. From the number of pictures he
has made in the vicinity Of Bethesda Park he
has been STYLED the official nho.ogranbsr 81
that popular resort.
f. A. Pullman cares more for ou,aoor
photography than for studio work and has
often outdistanced all competitors in the
photographing of the plants in the Botanical
Gardens.
A. l.. Moore of the Fencibles ia pronerly the
military photographer Of the cInb shortly
before the visit of The Fenc,bIes 10 Omaha NJ,
Moore. with an assistant. nhotouranbed the
different members of this ORGANIZATION. the
members fled in as their names were called and
we're posed in an incredibly short time; only
one hour and a half was occupied In photo
graphing the entire company. ' " 'O''
Charles E. Fairman. the president OF the
club. has devoted considerable time TO multiple
and long distance photography and has also
done q great deal of work in the vicinity of his
old home in Vermont.
George NJ washbu-ns finds bicycling more
attractive than photography. but has done con-
siderable landscape work; he has never deyel-
oped "craze" for studio work.
Frank A. Swartwout resembles A. L. Moore
| in appearance and might be taken for his twin
| brother. Swartwout has probably made more
photographs of machinery than any other mem
Der Of the club.
| the few who can produce strictly first-class