To the majority of amateurs, photography is a hobby to be ridden only on fair days and in pleasant weather; or it is thought of chiefly as a means of securing records of places and things seen during tramps abroad. But it is more than this, and those who follow photography merely as a summer pastime know but the half of it. In these pages we will discuss something of the other half, and set forth, in a plain and practical way, what the amateur should know about photography at home and its possibilities for the enlivening of the dull days or long winter evenings. It has always seemed strange to me that, among the hundreds of books published for photographers, there should be less than half-a…
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