“The photographer sees the world as a child sees the bits of glass in a kaleidoscope. If he has a camera with which he can secure these ever-changing combinations, he is then able to look on them again and again, and he has the further pleasure of pleasing others with the sight of things which he, with perhaps unusual opportunities, was able to see, which his friends would otherwise not ever be able to.”
Quote by Francis Meadow Sutcliffe
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Francis Meadow Sutcliffe
Francis Meadow Sutcliffe was a British photographer renowned for his captures of natural landscapes and industrial scenes. His work had a profound impact on the photographic world in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. more
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