Sources of Light
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Perry Walker and I were standing in the hall outside my mother's office at the college while she sat grading papers.
He didn't hesitate. "Let's go." We worked side by side in his darkroom. All along his shelves were cameras of every shape and size. I picked up a particularly small one, one I hadn't noticed before. Perry nodded and smiled.
"That little puppy's a gem," he said of his smallest camera. I brought it to my eye while he talked. "It's perfect for when you want to take pictures and go un...noticed. I used that to shoot a military hospital in D.C. Two full pages in Life. The nurses didn't even know I was taking pictures." Before when we developed pictures together, I'd watched him while he did most of the work. This time, he watched me.
"My dad gave me my first camera when I was eleven," he told me. He pointed to a big old black camera on the shelf. I thought better than to touch it. "It was just after the war, when rations were over and people had more money and buying a camera was all the sudden possible." In this darkroom, Perry was more than likable.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Perry Walker and I were standing in the hall outside my mother's office at the college while she sat grading papers.
He didn't hesitate. "Let's go." We worked side by side in his darkroom. All along his shelves were cameras of every shape and size. I picked up a particularly small one, one I hadn't noticed before. Perry nodded and smiled.
"That little puppy's a gem," he said of his smallest camera. I brought it to my eye while he talked. "It's perfect for when you want to take pictures and go un...noticed. I used that to shoot a military hospital in D.C. Two full pages in Life. The nurses didn't even know I was taking pictures." Before when we developed pictures together, I'd watched him while he did most of the work. This time, he watched me.
"My dad gave me my first camera when I was eleven," he told me. He pointed to a big old black camera on the shelf. I thought better than to touch it. "It was just after the war, when rations were over and people had more money and buying a camera was all the sudden possible." In this darkroom, Perry was more than likable.
What to read after Sources of Light?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Margaret Mcmullan to read onlineMoreLess
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