Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1920-04-05 | Page 13 | "Camera Shyness" of Many Overcome by War

'OAMEItA SHYNESS" OF MANY OVERC02M3 BY WAR (International News Sorvlco) Atlanta City, N. J., April 5. Tho war is responsible for the change in the attitude pf noted men toward the camera. Men who years ago woula not havo permitted their pictures to be taken under any circumstances, but who during tho war posed for tho camera to help along various "drives," thus overcame "camera shyness," according ac-cording to speakers who addressed tho delegates assembled at tho annual convention and exhibit of the Photographers' Photog-raphers' Association of the Middo States. "Big men of the nation who haft not had tholr pictures taken since childhood renewed their acciualntanu with tho .camera." said J. B. Sehmvor of Scranton. president of the association, associa-tion, "and once they acquired tnc habit have become regular patrons ah tho photo studio." o