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Shot & edited by Ron Nachmann. Music: "Sea Breeze #C" by Chari-Chari
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...in SF, with a pneumatic hammer in the background
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The entire public domain photo records of all the known surviving photog...
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The entire public domain photo records of all the known surviving photographs from the beginning in 1826 to development in 1839 through to 1853. Montaged into ten minutes with a background music of my own composition.
To watch this parade of faces of people from a different time is a moving experience and best viewed in silence. However most modern people find silent viewing uncomfortable so I have blended some vocal tones electronically into a form of Gregorian chant for those that require musical accompaniment.
The images begin with a photo print of a boy with a horse This was an experiment in photocopying to achieve chemical permanency.
Next is Niepces Famous Window scene from his Studio. followed by his partner Daguerre's well known images.
The ball starts rolling in 1839 with Robert Cornelius in his self portrait (the first Human ever on film) then a parade of photos from the first year 1840 showing mainly anonymous workers posing for up to ten minutes of stillness to catch an image. The face of Samuel Morse pops up a lot as he was one of the first brave celebrities to endure the process.Dickens Lincoln John Brown Darwin Verne and Rossini are all here at the dawn of the modern age.
Before this time for the Thousands of years of Humanity, No Photographs were ever made. We can only see the previous years through the interpretation of Artists. all historical people and events prior to photography were illusionary and inaccurate.
The materials used in the many photographic techniques were known to the Romans Greeks and Chinese but Like the equivalent invention of the Phonograph they were never utilised. Religious prohibition on the depiction of the human form may be why there are no earlier images.
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A film by Basque filmmaker José Antonio Sistiaga, Impressions en haute a...
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A film by Basque filmmaker José Antonio Sistiaga, Impressions en haute atmosphere (1989, 7 minutes) is essentially a brilliantly coloured moving abstract painting on film, with a central disc motif in constant construction and de-construction.
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