Film Lens
In 'Time Exposure', Alfred Guzzetti examines a photograph taken by his father seventy-three years ago. The image captures an empty street in Philadelphia at night, illuminated by glowing street lamps with reflections on the asphalt. Guzzetti's analysis of this single image reveals layers of personal history and connection to his father.
As Guzzetti traces the origins of the photograph, he intertwines memories of his father's life with the stillness of the captured moment. The film presents a tender portrait of familial bonds and the passage of time, inviting viewers to reflect on what was and what could have been through a static shot.
Why Watch
- •See Alfred Guzzetti's personal connection to his father's past.
- •Find out how a single image can tell a deeper story.
- •Meet the Philadelphia street captured in a 73-year-old photo.
Did You Know
•The photograph was taken seventy-three years ago.
•The setting of the photograph is an empty street in Philadelphia.
•The street lamps in the image glow and reflect in the asphalt.
Perfect For
Photography enthusiastsFamily history buffsPhiladelphia locals