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footage 1. a length or distance measured in feet 2. a. the extent of film material shot and exposed b. the sequences of filmed material footage [′fu̇d·ij] (engineering) The extent or length of a material expressed in feet. (mining engineering) The number of feet of borehole drilled per unit of time, or that required to complete a specific project or contract. The payment of miners by the running foot of work. How to thank TFD for its existence? Tell a friend about us, add a link to this page, add the site to iGoogle, or visit webmaster's page for free fun content. |
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Similar to Eadweard Muybridge's and Etienne-Jules Marey's early experiments in motion photography, Rhode's images read like the comic book strip: the temporal dimension is a product of visual conventions and the movement of the image is performed only in the viewers' minds. In rehearsing photography's repertoire of subjects, genres, styles, and techniques--astrophotography, motion photography, editorial and fashion photography, portraiture, and landscape, for example--Ethridge moves through photography's own internal "typologies" in a way that acknowledges the putative redundancy of the medium while simultaneously reclaiming a space for artistic maneuver. Or, in slow motion photography, we find intermediate images of which we would not be conscious when viewing the action at regular speed. |
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