PHOTOGRAPHING SEAWEEDS.

[Illustration: FIG. 54.--SEAWEED PHOTOGRAPH.]

Of all the glorious creations of nature few are more beautiful than

the delicate sea mosses to be found by the sea shore. Many delight in

preserving them in a dry state, mounted on cards, but unfortunately

they are usually so fragile that after a little while they fall to

pieces. The photographer, however, is able to reproduce these

beautiful formations and preserve them in a more permanent form by

means of his camera. It is true that he cannot reproduce their

delicate colorings, but the photographs can, if so desired, be lightly

printed on platinum paper and colored as well as possible by hand.

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