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Lumieres Cinematograph
LUMIEREs CINEMATOGRAPH Using the cinematograph to film little girls at play. Date: circa 1900
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Cinema Cinematograph Filming Lumiere Skipping Swing
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This enchanting photograph captures a moment of pure joy and innocence as the Lumieres Cinematograph, an early film camera invented by the Lumière brothers in 1895, is used to film little girls at play around the turn of the century. The girls, dressed in their finest Sunday best, are seen skipping and pushing each other on a swing hanging from a tree. The Cinematograph, a portable and lightweight device, has been set up nearby, with its operator poised and ready to capture the girls' antics on film. The image is a testament to the early days of cinema and the fascination that moving pictures held for people at the time. The tree in the background, with its vibrant leaves, adds a touch of nature to the scene and emphasizes the idyllic setting. This photograph, taken circa 1900, is a precious reminder of the simple pleasures of childhood and the wonder that early cinema brought to people's lives.
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