Anthony's photographic bulletin for .. . COLONEL VINCENT MEIGS WILCOX. 177 SLANT SKYLIGHTS. OUR article on slant skylights in the May issue of the i in hascaused no little comment, and we take pleasure in reproducingherewith the light built in the new studio of Place & Coover. As willbe noticed, it is a single slant, just as described in our last issue, andphotographers will comprehend that with it every form of lighting ispossible. It is free from the objections of ordinary skylights, can beeasily cleaned, and is not likely to become leaky. Photographersattending the Photographers Assoc
Anthony's photographic bulletin for .. . COLONEL VINCENT MEIGS WILCOX. 177 SLANT SKYLIGHTS. OUR article on slant skylights in the May issue of the i in hascaused no little comment, and we take pleasure in reproducingherewith the light built in the new studio of Place & Coover. As willbe noticed, it is a single slant, just as described in our last issue, andphotographers will comprehend that with it every form of lighting ispossible. It is free from the objections of ordinary skylights, can beeasily cleaned, and is not likely to become leaky. Photographersattending the Photographers Association of America Convention to beheld this month will see such a skylight, built specially at Chautauquato demonstrate its superiority over ordinary top and side lights. Thisalone is worth a trip to the Convention. ?<*n.~ Itenp oj mm. THE event of the month will be the Chautauqua Convention. Itssuccess is assured. Special trains will leave from every sectionof the country, and every effort will be made to make every one com-fortable and happy. There is no place in the country that offers somuch that is pleasurable and instructive as Chautauqua Lake. TheConvention building- is at the edge of the lake, and is the bestbuilding in which the association has ever convened. Instruction andpleasure will be mixed in proper proportion. Regular attendants at the Convention will be surprised to learn thatS. L. vStein, who has won so many prizes for his magnificent genrework, will not compete this year. He will be represented there by alarge exhibit, of the excellence of which we have no doubt. »o^cw> Photographers in the vicinity of New York, who contemplategoing to Chautauqua by the special train which leaves there on Sun-day, June 21st, should write us at once, for the greater the number ofwhich we are certain, the bette
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