The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-07-27
CAMERA CLUBS EXHIBITION.
THE DATE FIXED FOR THANKS
GIVING AND THE DAY AFTER.

Rryant's "EveminG ReVery" Will BE
Illustrated for Prizes-The Rules
of the Last Exhibition Changed In
Many Respccts-Live1y Interest IN
the Contests by Club Members.
The Savannah Camera Club will
give the fall exhibition Nov. q ana
%. The date is always fixed several
months in advance, that the members
may take advantage of the summer
season in which to prepare for 1t. AS
has been the custom for several years,
the exhibition will be for members of
the club and their guests. Invitations
will be issued in advance, and the
club will endeavor to make the exhi-
bition the best it has ever given.
One of the features of last
years exhibition was the con-
test in illustrations of Sidney
Lanier's poem. The Marshes
of Glynn.' This year the club
has chosen William Cullen Bry-
ants Evening Revery" for a
similar contest. The poem though
shorter than THE Marshes of Glynn"
offers a wider field for illustrative
photography, embracing landscape and
marine work, portraits and Genre pic
lures, in fact about all that the pho
tc grapher can grasp in illustrative
work. Pictures entered for this con-
test may also be entered in the va
rious classes in which they appropr1-
ately belong for the other prizes.
nl cCifip fi0n of pictures
will be about the same
as it has been in former years.
There will be no limit to the number
of picture allowed to be entered by
each exhibitor and no entrance fee Will
be charged. The pictures in the exht-
bition will be classified as:
Portraits and portrait groups.
Genre pictures.
Landscapes. embracing all pictures
in which the principal interest is in
the view, but which may contain peo-
pie, animals, houses, etc, the princi-
pal interest. however, being in the pic
ture outside of these.
Architectural subjects, interiors, etc.
Animal life.
Still life, including pictures of trees,
flowers, fruit, implements, ETC., and
copies of pictures.
Novelty prints, unusual subjects.
manipulation or support, regardness of
class.
Combination pictures, made from
more than one negative.
Another class will include the pic
lures entered as illustrations of Bry-
ants poem. any one or all of which
may be entered in any of the other
classes.
No picture that has been previously
Of nictures allowed to be entered by
entered in any contest of the
club viii be eligible for entry.
he awarded to the best two
nictures in each of the sections. The
rl1h medal will be awarded to the
member exhibiting the best four pic
lures distributed over two or more
sections. the winner of the medal hold
ing IT until the next exhibition.
There was a lively interest last year
IN the contest for illustrating THE
Marshes of Glynn" and the illustration
If Rrvant's Evening Revery' prom
ises even a greater interest. Only a
mart of the poem has been chosen, as
The summer day is closed-the sun is
set;
bright hours.
nbe 1atest of whose train goes softly
out
In the red West. Inc green Oiaue VI
the ground
t4as risen and herds have cropped it;
the young twig
Bas spread its plated tissues to the
Flowers of the garden and waste
have blown
And wlthered. seeds have fallen upon