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Though the subjects are dead bodies, the way they are photographed is nearly the opposite of Bertillon вЂ“ at least as far as unintentional artfulness went. The other, called Death Scenes, is a book of crime scene photos from 1940s LA. The first, Murder in the City, a collection of glass plates from New York City in the 1910s and 20s, is very much in the vein of Bertillon вЂ“ itвЂ™s almost classy. Not directly, anyway.ДЄ while back, we picked up two books on crime scene photos in hopes of making some larger piece with them. He believed that things like ear size or arm length might determine someoneвЂ™s criminal potentiality.Д«ut oddly enough, weвЂ™re not here to talk about Bertillon and his crime scene photographs. Bertillon, an exacting fellow, noted all sorts of things about the human face. In the main feature, we talked about Alphonse Bertillon, the French police photographer responsible for the creation of mugshots. Death: Early 1900s Crime Scene PhotosД«ack in April, we did an episode called Mugshots and Memorials (episode 41 if you were wondering). And with the flick of the lever, the reel would advance to the next 3D photo. When looked at through a View-Master, they would be rendered in 3D. Round cardboard circles (which they called вЂњreelsвЂќ), held 14 16mm Kodachrome transparencies, which made seven pairs of photos вЂ“ one for each eye.

What View-Master provided was an exciting update. Stereo photos pre-dated the Civil War, and so by 1939, they were old hat. Using a stereoscope (which every antique store is legally required to sell), the grandparents of these spectators could look at 3D renderings of individual photographs, taken with special stereo cameras. What fairgoers witnessed was a futuristic improvement upon the stereocards of old. This was also where RCA introduced television, Dupont introduced Nylon, and Einstein gave a speech about cosmic rays. The View-Master was introduced in April of 1939 at the New York Worlds Fair. Here are some examples of the Lippmann plates: ItвЂ™s a bit older, but here are some more pictures of the autochromes heвЂ™s made: In our last episode, we talked about autochrome color photos, basically saying that it couldnвЂ™t be done.ДЄnd with that, we got a bunch of folks messaging us, saying that we should talk to Jonathan Tod Hilty who had done it.

ThereвЂ™s also Tiffen ( on IG), zine reviews and some other fun along the way.

Widescreen Soundtrack: English Dolby Atmos Subtitles: English, Spanish audio commentary by Reeves featurettes deleted scenes.We talk to Jon Hilty ( on IG) because we were wrong about Autochromes! ThereвЂ™s also some history about the View-Master, and we take a good look at two books of early crime scene photos. With Ian McShane, Ruby Rose, Common, and Laurence Fishburne. Betrayed, Wick must face a succession of deadly assassins all out to collect the $7 million DвЂ™AntonioвЂ™s offered to take him out. Wick is once again pulled back into the life heвЂ™s tried to leave behind when he honors an old debt by killing crime lord Santino DвЂ™AntonioвЂ™s (Riccardo Scamarcio) sister.

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Keanu Reeves returns as 'retired' professional killer John Wick in this explosive sequel to the hit 2014 actioner. How much can one man take? Just about that much, as it turns out-as Wick embarks on a violent campaign of revenge on the Russian thugs who know him by reputation, and have only one way out if they hope to survive.kill him first! Blazing action thriller co-stars Michael Nyqvist, Adrianne Palicki, and Willem Dafoe. Then, his vintage Ford Mustang is stolen. Widowed hit man John Wick (Keanu Reeves) thinks he's given up killing for a living.