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Title
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Sioux County, June 17-July 2, 1911
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Date
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June 17-July 2, 1911
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Creator
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Frank H. Shoemaker
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Description
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Regional Narrative
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Identifier
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321301-1911
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Rights
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subjects in detail - birds, flowers,
ete.; but aside from a very indif-
ferent effort to approximate these
to the stage of the narrative, they
are placed without attempt at
classification, and reflect faith-
fully the degree of freedom which
I feel in the preparation of this
vonderous document. Many of the
photographs were taken on account
of their ecological significance,
with the pictorial feature a secon-
aery or verhaps minus consideretion.
thers were taken, on the other hand,
simply because their lines please
me, and not beceuse of any svecial
value. Among these latter may be
ineluded the several snap-shots
long the roed in Monroe Canyon.
Not many days had passed here before
it became plain that my original
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- gonelusion reached I took all the
foolish pietures I wanted. ly supply of plates was sufficient, but I used
in the first month all the films I hed expected to expose in twelve weeks.
The convenience and availability of the E:
kodek will lead even a confirmed pvlate-
user to give the lighter instrument the
preference very often. - I carried two
eameras. One was a 5 x 7 long focus
box fitted with Goerz double-anastignat
lens, Ser. III, ?-in. focus, with B.& L.
shutter. The other wes a folding pocket
kodak, taking pictures 3- 1/4 x 4- 1/4. an
Plates used were almost exclusively Cramer )Siae
Iso. Inst.; films were Fastman N.C. The §&
customary aids to photography, e.g-, film
and plate tanks, ray filters, exposure
meter (Watkins'), were used. Autochrome
plates for color photography were taken
along, but I had no scales for compounding
the developer - my other developers being
ready mixed and not requiring weighing; so
I exposed no autochromes.
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