The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1899-09-12
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
KODAK COLUMN.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Mr.. e. Reed of Fulton street, is an
adept in Photographic art and has pur-
chased camera with which he has ac-
complished some nice work, especially
local views.
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A. Melton, of 4O6 Hazlette avenue, who
recently returned from a trip to Niagara
Falls, carried his camera with him, and
secured a fine collection Of views of
that great water fall.
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Paul HerbIuck, of the Choffin block on
East Tuscarawas street, accompanied
the recent excursion to Wheeling. He
succeeded in securing nice lot of views
on SKI plates, especially are points rep
resented along the Ohio river.
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Coroner Schuffell has grown enthusi-
astic in the camera art and recently
purchased a 4X5 camera. He has already
exposed some nice landscapes, and
other views, which constitute a collec-
ton worthy of attention.
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G.. w. Hadley, of 621 South Cleve-
land avenue, has an excellent collec-
ton of genre work, mostly compositions
of children posed in comical and serious
positions. The views were made on 4x5
plates and make nice and valuable lot.
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Charles Uftring, of 1900 Linden avenue
recently visited the village of Zoar, ac-
companied with his camera, and he re-
turned with quite large collection of
Hyia t1yhi hn Hryil
print out and mount, and exhibit to his
friends shortly.
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A very creditable view was taken by
G. Cappe last week along the water
works race in the western part Of the
city. This small section is Of great
scenic value, and dozens of views are
exhibited which were exposed at vari-
Gus parts of the race.
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r. X. Bashford, of PIP West Ninth
street, shows his friends several por-
trait views which he made recently at
his home. The work is splendid, the
lighting as well as can be conveniently
accomplished by an amateur, and the
pose is very graceful.
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The use of the ray filter among anna
teurs is becoming quite a fad. Some
very pretty prints were recently shown
the kodak editor where the white fieecy
clouds, so hard to impress upon an or
binary plate, were beautifully traced
upon plate with filter.
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Miss Grace Brisbin, of 415 East Third
street, who uses a pocket Kodak few
days ago secured some pretty pictures
at Westlawn cemetery. The collection
is neat one and the exposures were
correctly timed, and the points of inter
est in the sepulchral city are well rep
resented.
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A local amateur has novel method O
developing rolls of films. He fills thu
developing dish with the solution ant
places the entire roll within it. Then h
unrolls the film while in the solution ant
pulls it out and then allows it to rewin'
again, once or twice, and thus slowl,
and evenly allows it TO develop.
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Albert Dannemiller, Of 957 Mort
Cleveland avenue, recently returne
from an extended trip through Colorad
and the west. He brought home wit
him some very fine scenery views c
natural curiosities and of the Garden {
the Gods. His collection is one Of tn
most interesting in this city, and the
are beautifully executed.
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The recent visit of President McKir
ley in this city brought forth hundred
of camerists who wanted a view of tt
chief executive. One youg man, sal
to have been from Massillon, snappe
his camera at the president while
was making a speech at the Barb
home. When he developed it there W;
{ only a streak of arms on it. He ns
) made a time exposure while the speak
Z was gesticulating.