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Home Town The general location of this early town may identified by two buildings that still stand: t! Poe Shrine, a home built about 1650, and restor in recent years, and St. John's (Episcopa Church, the oldest part of which was erected 1741. In 1759, the Henrico County courthou was moved to Richmond, and 10 years later, we of the original town, which then numbered almo 600 in population, William Byrd III "laid out a: other parcel of his lands" as home sites.

REICHENBACH, Saxony, 11 miles southwest of and in the circle of Zwickau, 11 miles northeast of Plauen, is a manufacturing town, trading considerably in woolen and cotton goods, and has a notable town hall. This was the home of the distinguished antiquary, Bot-tiger (q.v.). Pop. 30,802. REICHENBERG. lik'Hen-berg, Czechoslovakia, town in Bohemia, on the Neisee, about 60 miles in direct line north-northeast of Prague (q.v.). It is a well-built town with several modern public buildings and a number of historic edifices dating back to the 13th and 14th centuries.


Such definitely is not the case, however, in the specialties—postcards, picture booklets, pictorial editions—which we have mentioned here. You can let yourself go all-out for artistic effects, using filters for over-correction, trick compositions, odd viewpoints, or any other devices you can think of for glamorizing your home town, showing it a little differently than it appears to the average eye. The more spectacular your pictures, the more successful you'll be. If you can make money selling the pictures you produce in your home town, you can logically expect to make much more by giving your Camera the wider scope which travel provides. On die other hand, if you experience trouble in selling the pictures you produce at home, you are likely to find it even more difficult to sell travel pictures. There is no magic about far places these days potent enough to sell bad or even indifferent photography. But add the romance of famous foreign places to really good photography, and the result can be wonderfully profitable.

 

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