. Portrait . chaque impression soumise. (7) tous les tirages doivent être soumis au plus tard le 15 novembre 1917. (8) Envoyez tous les tirages à E. L. Crandall, secrétaire de la Federal Photographic Society, 1752 Euclid St., N. W.,Washington, D. C. The New England Conventiona Success la Photographers Association of New Englandsers a tenu sa 19e convention annuelle à Infantry Hall, Providence, R. L, du 25 au 27 septembre, in-clusive, Et bien qu'il ait été la première PhotographersConvention jamais tenue à Providence, il a été l'une des réunions les plus satisfaisantes encore tenues du point de vue des manypoints de vue. La présence était de 347 et le banquet

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. Portrait . each print submitted. (7) All prints must be submitted not later thanNovember 15, 1917. (8) Mail all prints to E. L. Crandall, Secretary, Federal Photographic Society, 1752 Euclid St., N. W., Washington, D. C. The New England Conventiona Success The Photographers Association of New Englandheld its 19th annual convention in Infantry Hall, Providence, R. L, from September 25th to 27th, in-clusive, and while it was the first PhotographersConvention ever held in Providence it was one ofthe most satisfactory meetings yet held from manypoints of view. The attendance was 347, and thebanquet was enjoyed by 129. The exhibits were mostattractive and well arranged, and altogether formedan interesting and educational display worth study-ing. Ansco Companys exhibit was in charge of W.A. Rockwood, and merited high praise from the pho-tographers attending as well as the local daily papers.The next annual convention of the New EnglandPhotographers Association will be held in Spring-field, Mass. PORTRAIT. Portrait by Louis Fabian Bachrach PORTRAIT Our Cover Portrait and the Hall of Fame THEY say that it is comparatively easy for one tobe an artist and to express ones own personality increative work—that all that is necessary is to fol-low ones strongest desires. But to combine with suchtalent the wisdom of an executive capable of directingthe work of other artists is to be a leader. The man whocan change a self-conscious stranger into a friendly vis-itor whose heart feels contentment, is a psychologist, andin order for a photographer to create an organizationcapable of producing these results he must be like LouisFabian Bachrach, possessed of all these essential gifts. My desire, says Mr. Bachrach, is not to makephotographs that merely show the outside of a person.I want to produce portraits which will show the realperson. It is easy, you know, to make pictures thatlook like the sitter; but to get portraits that actuallyare the sitter—that is the great task. I dont wan

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