Title:
Hermit Rest on the south rim (west end) looking north into canyon. "This & 48015 were developed with a contrast developer
used by studio at El Tovar. But I had a print made in softer paper than this (I can't find it now) & it shows very, very
good, while this print & print 48015 that you made are simply the worst think I ever saw. Mr. Singley talks about my not
worrying about your printing, but if I have to feel any interest in our success I can't help but say that this is the "worst
ever".
Creator:
Philip Brigandi
Subject:
Facilities
Parks
National parks and reserves
Grand Canyon
Resorts
Description:
Hermit Rest on the south rim (west end) looking north into canyon. "This & 48015 were developed with a contrast developer
used by studio at El Tovar. But I had a print made in softer paper than this (I can't find it now) & it shows very, very
good, while this print & print 48015 that you made are simply the worst think I ever saw. Mr. Singley talks about my not
worrying about your printing, but if I have to feel any interest in our success I can't help but say that this is the "worst
ever".
Publisher:
Keystone View Company
Contributor:
Gifford M. Mast
Date:
1925
Type:
Photography
Format:
Keystone photo print 7.18 in. x 4.18 in.
Identifier:
1996.0009.KU48017
Language:
eng
Coverage:
North and Central America
United States
Arizona
Grand Canyon
Longitude: 36.03N
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Hermit Rest on the south rim (west end) looking north into canyon. "This & 48015 were developed with a contrast developer
used by studio at El Tovar. But I had a print made in softer paper than this (I can't find it now) & it shows very, very
good, while this print & print 48015 that you made are simply the worst think I ever saw. Mr. Singley talks about my not
worrying about your printing, but if I have to feel any interest in our success I can't help but say that this is the "worst
ever".