Short197725 min426×240

Reisevideo USA (1977) - im Original auf Super-8

Jürgen Ternus

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About

1977 film, silent.

New Orleans, Louisiana: At the Airport. At the Mississippi River front. Steam boat calliope. Ships on the river. Scenes in the French Quarter. Signs of music clubs. Movie crew filming footage with antique style car luxury on French Quarter street. The St. Charles Streetcar heading up from Canal Street in the Central Business District. Billboards. Above ground tombs in Greenwood Cemetery. Skyscrapers in the C.B.D. Canal Street C.B.D. Steamboat on the river. Paddlewheel in action. Jackson Square. Cafe du Monde. Fountains and carriages on Decatur Street at Jackson Square. Jackson Square details. Lower Pontalba Building. Woman sitting to have her portrait done by a street artist in at the Square. Square artists' works. Architectural details in the Quarter. Boats going through the Industrial Canal lock. On a boat in the Canal; under a bridge being raised. Water scene; tug-boat. Bourbon Street French Quarter. Canal Street. New Orleans skyline.

Interstate Highway.

Houston Texas. Houston Center. Escalators. Parking lot. Sky scrapers.

Trailways bus. The Alamo, San Antonio, Texas. San Antonio Riverwalk. Little Rhein Steak House.

Santa Fe Trail. Palace of Governors, Santa Fe, New Mexico. Turquoise jewelry vender. Cathedral of St. Francis.

Pueblo.

Bridge. Canyon.

Wolf Creek Pass, Continental Divide.

Park land with mountain scenery. Waterfall. Highway tunnel.

Mesa Verde National Park. Mountain scenery. Cliff Palace.

Monument Valley. The Mittens. Scenery.

Human-made No record of this work says a model made it. What this means.

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Jürgen Ternus
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