Bisbee daily review., 1915-02-21
Interesting Story of Photo graphing Panama Pacific Exposition From the Deck of An Aer oplane.
INGENIOUS METHOD
 USED IN THE MAKING
Advance Photographs Give Every Reason to Believe Mammoth Show Will Eclipse All Previous Efforts.
By Guy R. Kinsley.


 Look pleasant" has been tra com. mand to the Panama-Pacit'o Inter national Exposition SO many million times that this wonderful 1915 de- butante has lost the blush of self consciousness and the snappy admoni- ton, Please be quick
 But with the click of the cameras, the whirr of the moving picture ma chimes the stroke O fthe brushes and pencils of the artits and the countless word pictures there has resulted not a single one, that. in homely phrase, does her justice"
 If the nobility of the architecture has been presented adequately it lacks the beautiful shading of color; if the artist has added color to the view snapped by the lens it yet fails to reveal the charming tout ensem- ble: if one section of the 635 acres has been reproduced the individual structures appear dwarfed, and any attempt to make a comprehensive pho- tOgraph of the more than two miles of wonders has proven futile.
 The sea gulls that glide in and out of the Golden Gate have a far more wonderful view O fthe great exposition than any of the million of exposi- ton visitors With am idea of ob- tainug such a view for the benefit or the world on either side of the far famed entrance to San Francisco Bay an aeroplane picture was sought.
 Sias Christoffersou. the holder of many American aviation records, agreed to carry alolt a daring pho torrapher Carl Wallen accepted the hazards Of shooting at the worlds greatest exposition while speeding high over 1t at 60 miles an hour Knowing that even such an advant- ageous position would show but a small part O fthe total area the pho tographer decided to make his film attack on the Walled City" of the exposition.
 ow well he succeeded iu taking this walled ciU is written in tha photograph above.
 The moment the shutters of the came d tli,rod the aerop.ala rls readad eas-. jus. % few huutr7i ya-3f inside he '1laeu Gate and WI aiou' 1000 feet in the air. The machine was directly over the Idaho. Missouri and Nevada building plats and the first structure shown at the bottom Of the picture is the New Jersey building.
 The photographer was busted with many things when he caught this view and it was an interesting coin cidence that the first building shown should be headquarters of the first man in the land President Woodrow Wilson, TEs interesting structure is a reproduction of Trenton Barracks, the headquarters of George Washing before his unforgettable crossing Of the Delaware to the surprise of the essians. It is faithfully represented even to the flag staff with its enclosi ing spiked fence
 At the right of the New Jersey building is shown the Pennsr.yania structure which is one of .le few brick buildings on the ground. In ft a special room was designed for the display of the Liberty Bell
 When Che photograph was taken. a little more than two months be- fore tho opening day, the pavilion os . Argentina had not been completed C is shown just across the street and at tine right Of the Pennsylvania buIld- ing Argentina is the banner partici- pant in the exposition from the ap- propriation standpoint and the Sl30O,- GOO appropriation Of this South Amer ican republic i sthe most ever spent by any rtate or nation at an eNpcsi- ton.
 The dark structure of Che colon nudcs shown adioininC fine New Jer- sey building at the left along the Na- ter front is the rustic Parthenon or Oregon. The columns are gigantic tim bers in tbe rough and there is one for each of the tortyeight states. The oregon avisry and aquarium is a separate building along the water
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