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202316 minGdoc-short

Analog Memories

202316 minGdoc-short

José Luis, a photographer technician in Mexico, reflects on the decline of analog photography and his contributions to the field amidst digital transformation.

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Alejandra Bucio,

Marce D’Agostino

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José Luis, a photographer technician in Mexico, reflects on the decline of analog photography and his contributions to the field amidst digital transformation.

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Alejandra Buciodirector

Marce D’Agostinodirector

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José Luis, a photographer technician in Mexico, reflects on the rapid changes in photography. Digital technology has transformed how images are captured and processed. Analog photography, which defined his career, is now in decline. "Analog Memories" pays tribute to José Luis and details his contributions to the field. The film covers his work and the broader history of analog photography in Mexico. It runs for 16 minutes and was released in 2023.

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