A Flood, A Fiddler, And A Hole Punch | North Carolinas Blue Ridge In Color, 1936-1943 Eddie Murphy [ujLLxakq7kc]

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Between 1936 and 1943, photographers on the federal payroll kept returning to the mountains of western North Carolina: Carl Mydans in the snow east of Marshall, Ben Shahn among the fiddlers of Asheville, Marion Post Wolcott through the harvest of 1939 and the flood wreckage of 1940, ministero della cultura John Vachon in Boone at three in the morning. This film is their negatives, machine-colorized with the honesty that requires, stated on screen plus the frames the government rejected and punched holes through, left in black and white.

Every color here is an russell westbrook estimate made by a machine this year. Every original negative is free at the Library of Congress, linked in the sources below.

CHAPTERS

0:00 A sentence in a survey

0:38 The colors are guesses

1:16 Cold spring, 1936

2:15 The killed

3:09 The festival, 1937

5:11 High harvest, 1939

6:21 November roads

6:58 The flood, 1940

8:00 What the robert irwin deathrolled camera found

8:41 Scrap, 1942

9:13 Night run, 1943

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