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The Canadian Statesman, Bowmanville, May 6, 1981 3 ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ WELCOME GESTURE -- Super sports fan lawyer Terry Kelly of Oshawa attended the Jr. C. Eagles game in Essex on Sunday and he was so impressed that after the game he donated $100 for a meal for the players. Mayor Garnet Rickard picked up the balance of the tab at the 5th Wheel Truck Stop. That's real support. ★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★★ ^OtO Smile Dad, This one's for Mom! 2nd5x7 HALF PRICE 3rd 5x7. FREE FROM ANY COLOUR NEGATIVE (Offer Valid 'til May 8th, 1981) 6 Hour Photo-Finishing In by 10... Ready after 4 Your colour print films never leave town. Lange's Photo Lab Inc, Photography • Custom Framing 14A Division St. Bowmanville 623-2568 We use Kodak paper. Far the good look. Don't Curse Those Photo Accidents Did you ever stop to think about what a dull world this would be if everything went exactly as planned? Luckily, that's hardly the case. To break up the monotony, we have the dogged event known , as the "accident." Often, when an accident occurs in photography, the results are disappointing. But they needn't be. Take, for example, the slide that was accidentally overexposed. overexposed. The result is a washed-out, too-light, dull scene suitable for the trash can. ■ Ahh, but it's also a perfect candidate for some doctoring' | up that may not only save it, but also turn it into a breathtaking breathtaking example of creative photographic art. Either by sandwiching it together with a "normal" slide or by double- exposing it on paper in the home darkroom. To sandwich two or more slides together, remove the slides from their mounts, being careful not to scratch or smudge the film. Use a compressed air can or a bulb- type blower to remove any dust particles from the surfaces of the slides and place one over the other. Use a thin strip of tape to position them, if necessary. Next, mount the slides, preferably in a glass slide mount, which will prevent the two strips of film from buckling out, resulting in distortion, Finally, either copy the sandwich or have it copied by a professional photo lab. Exposures can be lightened or darkened, and colors can be altered with color compensating (CC) filters. Another way to utilize those washed-out slides is to make a double exposure on color print-from-slide paper, available from your local photo dealer. Make your first exposure as you would normally, but underexposing the paper by about one-half f/stop. Do the same with the second slide for the second exposure. Then evaluate the results after the paper is dry. (Never attempt to evaluate wet paper, as color shifts will result as the print dries.) Those are just two ways to utilize accidents in the field of photography. Far more often, you're likely to stumble upon one of those "accidental" scenes that just seem to happen -- and often at the least opportune time. However, if you keep an eye out for them, the results can be gratifying. An . example? Suppose you're outside taking snapshots of your pet dog. Suddenly, the inquisitive pup stumbles upon a large frog or toad basking in the tall grass. Instead of sitting back and waiting to see what happens, you should instantly shift into photographic gear, getting down as close to the animals as possible, with shutter release clicking and images -- perhaps priceless or even prize-winning images -- being recorded on film. You get the point. In a way, much of photography is accidental... finding things to photograph which we didn't set out to find. Taking the unexpected, the accidental, and capitalizing on it often makes the difference between a casual snapshooter and an effective communicator of visual messages -- a photographer. Of course, photographic accidents don't always work to the photographer's benefit. One well-known Midwestern photographer was out walking his dogs in the woods when a great horned owl landed in a tree not more than 20 feet away. Since the photographer had his camera along, he was elated. Slowly, quietly, he aimed, focused, composed, and cocked. As the great bird peered down at the camera, the photographer tried to fire. .. with no luck. Again he tried with the same results. Then he checked the exposure window. It read 36. The owl, as if reading the photographer's mind, winked once, twice,, then slowly turned and quietly glided off into the early evening dusk. . , Letter to The Editor Dear Sir: . Thank you for the excellent coverage in The Canadian Statesman of the official opening opening of Town-View Business Centre Limited on March 21, 1981. We were delighfed with your interest in the background and history of the building and felt that the entire write up was excellent. The dozen copies of the paper and the plate we recently recently received are very much appreciated. Thank you again and we wish you much success. Yours truly, Town-View Business Centre Limited, Gary Russell. Celebrates Her First Birthday The 1981 DATSUNS ARE ARRIVING DAILY. .fc\ V,i.x Come in and test drive the all-new 4 x 4's...4-passenger, 4-wheel drive and featuring a 2200 cc Hemi engine MIDWAY 1300 Dundas St Whitby 660-6020 "QA/e'-te the ^est in ôiglit" THE OPTICAL BDUMUE BRIAN C. LARSON Manager 30 KING ST. WEST ' BOWMANVILLE PHONE *23-4477 The Perm Specialists Short Hair Medium Long Hair $26.00 $32.00 $37.00 and up Specializing in long hair. Hair analysis before all major hair services. All our perms are by Hi ! My name is Kristin Michelle and I was one year old April 29,1981. This is my sister Andrea, she will be three in September. Our Daddy and Mommy are O.P.P. Constable David and Janice Lee and we all live in Emo, Ontario. Our proud grandparents are Mrs. Ethel Reid, Emo, Francis and Stella Lee, Bowmanville. Our great grandmother is Mrs. Margaret Lee, Bowmanville. REDKEN® The Style Shoppe 14 Silver St., Bowmanville Parking in the rear Telephone 623-5455 floral Shoppes VAN BELLE er Will Love Flowers . 9P/tom the 'cfttiendCy 9ffe/tist" FLORAL ARRANGEMENTS Our designers have been busy, arranging I some oulslanding arrangements just right for your mother, in both fresh flowers and silk and also in dried to suit your mother. Gift wrapped of course with a bow and delivered if you wish. FLOWERING PLANTS We have an outstanding selection of flowering plants, such as the Mixed pan, .Mums, Hydrangea's and many more to Ichoose from, all gift wrapped of course, and lean be delivered if you wish. JUST RIGHT FOR MOM A delightful combination of fresh flowers such as tulips, carnations, and other flowers, available in the size to suit your taste. The price starts at $15.00. Boxed and gift wrapped of course, and delivered if you wish. • Roses • Daffodils Can be • Carnations • Freesia's GIFT WRAPPED • Tulips • Iris in a floral box. • Mixed Bouquets We Will Deliver Before Mother's Day Just call our friendly staff RIEGER BEGONIA A mass of red,, orange and yellow blooms on the largest plants we have had for the past 6 months, just gorgeous, gill wrapped of course and delivered il you wish. GLOXINIA PLANT Striking lily shaped blooms in blue's, red's, while's and pink, gift wrapped ol course, and delivered il you wish. JUST RIGHT FOR MOM œ AZALEA PLANT Always a winner with the ladies, they come in red's, pink's and white's, can be kept outside alter flowering and brought In in the fall tor another blooming. Gift wrapped of course, and delivered It you wish. Come and see our "Flower Show" just right for "MOM" HBBM jjnfli