Word: camera
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Dates: during 1900-1909
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...intercollegiate camera exhibition, which is at present being held in the Social Service Room of Emerson Hall, will close tomorrow. This is the sixth annual exhibition between the camera clubs of Harvard, Pennsylvania and Michigan. Each club entered fifty pictures, and of the three prizes and seven honorable mentions, which were awarded, Harvard received a first prize and four honorable mentions. W. Ordway '10 won the prize for the best individual photograph with his print called "Evening on the Charles." M. T. Fleisher and G. Kemmerer, both of the University of Pennsylvania, won second and third prizes respectively...
...intercollegiate photograph exhibition will be held in the Museum Room of Robinson Hall from April 22 to April 31. All members of the Camera Club, who wish to submit prints for the exhibition must hand them in to F. F. Marshall, 12 Summer road, before 6 o'clock on April...
...Intercollegiate Camera Contest, to which Harvard, Pennsylvania, Wisconsin, Michigan, Illinois and Dartmouth will submit prints, will be held in April. The exact date has not yet been announced. A provisional selection of the best work of the members of the Camera Club, made by F. H. Pratt of the New York Secession at the recent exhibition, will form the basis of the University exhibit. At present the outlook for success is not bright, but when the defects brought out in the recent contest are corrected, the University will be able to present a good display...
Another article of interest is Mr. Samuel Henshaw's illustrated account of the Okayi, a rare specimen just acquired by the Agassiz Museum of an African animal akin to the giraffe. A criticism, by S. T. M., of the exhibition of the Camera Club addresses itself particularly to amateur photographers. General entertainment is provided in Mr. Stoddard's diary of a youthful would-be dilettante...
Before entering directly upon his subject Mr. Wright told of the greater advantages to be gained by hunting animals with the camera rather than with the gun, both for the sake of arousing the interest and as a means of acquiring a knowledge of their habits. He also showed by illustration the different attitudes assumed by animals when they do not suspect injury...