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The three photographs were made of the same man, there was a deli berate
attempt between sitter and photographer to reach some truth of the
man.
Who is to jud ge the truth of these expressions ? Take the
photographer first.
He saw the expression, and exposed at that instant. He
can say, without intent to mislead, that what he saw then and whet
he reade in the picture are identical. Yet, when he looke at the
photograph what he sees csn never be other than what he remembered
he saw.
Bie feith that the camera will retain what he saw on
Tuesdey better than he cen remember on Fridsy is high feith indeed.
Nor cen he check and prove -- the photographed image quickly supplants
the remembered image. Secondly, the photogreph is for the photographe
