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cirrus, sort of
pedagogical scribbles, 25 september 2014
something about an index — indexical terms being the thread(s) that connect otherwise unrelated universes/domains. and a sliver of a discussion about different arrangements of poetry in a book, and their consequence for meaning. and some random marks/paint. Â
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a cloudy effect
* Plate No. 14, illustrating Chapter XIV "Photographing against the Sun" (slightly cropped, border replaced; levels &c unchanged) ex Charles Maus Taylor, Jr. Why My Photographs Are Bad. Illustrated from photographs by the author. Philadelphia, 1902 University of Michigan copy, digitized October 3, 2007
...the mistake of photographing against the sun—that is placing the lens in such a position as to receive, either directly or indirectly, the rays of the sun while exposure is being made. This produces a cloudy effect and spoils the picture, as shown in Plate No. 14. p 131
further spoiled/enhanced by scanning "Claude Glass" effect. Â
