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5. Clarisse D'Arcimoles focused on the passage of time in her series Un-Possible retour. She recreated photos she found in family albums, using the same subjects many years later. I found the way the artist set up these photos using the same clothing, gestures, etc to be particularly powerful in calling attention to the aging of the people in the photos. http://www.clarisse-darcimoles.com/index.php?/projects/un-possible-retour/

6. This photo was taken by Michael Weseley using a 3 year long exposure. This extremely long exposure allows the photo to literally show the passage of time through traces of the transformation of the city over that period of time.

10. "Night Park" by Susan Bein. The streaks across the composition represent movement that took place over time, due to the long exposure used. This creates a dreamlike, ethereal quality that seems to fit the idea of the passage of time.

Process/Technique/Materials

4x5 Pinhole photos

Cyanotypes and Hand Coloring

Hand Coloring:

(Nancy Lee Moran; "Colored People" Michael Dare; Christopher Wetzler; "Lake Winnisquam" Kathleen Welker; James Cronkhite)

Cyanotypes:

(artists: left to right--Daniel Kazimierski, Ed Buziak, Lucy Davies, Michel Herin, Arthur Wesley Dow)

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