photographer

SOON AFTER I GOT home that summer, I persuaded my grandparents to have their photographs taken, and one morning I went into the photographer's shop to arrange for sittings.

He set out at once, the man with whom he had made the bet--whose name is not remembered--accompanied by Barham Wise, a linen draper, and Hamerson Burns, a photographer, I think, following in a light cart or wagon.

It was a glorious day, and the lock was crowded; and, as is a common practice up the river, a speculative photographer was taking a picture of us all as we lay upon the rising waters.

The photographer had given Claire rather a severe look.

The need of sitting absolutely still before a Cockney photographer had given her lips a queer little pucker, and her eyes for the same reason looked as though she thought the whole situation ridiculous.

"I've a staff photographer outside, you see, and he says it will be better to take you right away before the sun gets lower.

She got safely out of the house and drove to a photographer. She paid for a dozen photographs.

He had not come to play in the matches (he told me), but to obtain for Lord Amersteth such a series of cricket photographs as had never been taken before; whether as an amateur or a professional photographer I was unable to determine.

Several times the photographer of the expedition brought out his transparent pictures and gave us a handsome magic-lantern exhibition.

Even the sun fails to get it; both the photographer and the carver give you a dying lion, and that is all.

It was the face of the photograph, but older, and the teeth were not so numerous as the photographer had suggested, and certainly not so white.

One end of the apartment was unfurnished, except by the gymnastic apparatus, a photographer's camera, a ladder in the corner, and a common deal table with oil cans and paint pots upon it.