The Payphone Memorial: The video clips.
Nine - soon to be dismantled - pay phones in Kyoto, Berlin and Linz have been converted into transitorial memorial sites for people to have their souvenir photo taken. That is commonly refered to as Collective Landmarking.
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Below is a collection of movie clips that illustrate the lively Payphone Memorials realized in Japan in early summer 2007. This time the video cam didn't interfere with the action at all since it was all about camera work and framing a slice of the mundane... Roger Walch and Edgar Franz assisted me once more as indispensible camera men during several events to make this happen. When I find the time for more video editing I will add the clips from Berlin and Linz as well - just bear with me.
Kyoto Matsugata Shotengai [#7] (June 22, 2007, 6:30min, 26.2MB)
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Kyoto Sanjo Shotengai [#6] (May 25, 2007, 3:30min, 16.1MB)
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Kyoto Arashiyama North [#5] (May 20, 2007, 4:09min, 17.3MB)
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Kyoto Kitano-tenamangu Shrine [#4] (May 19, 2007, 8:51min, 16.8MB)
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Kyoto Seika University [#3] (May 18, 2007, 3:19min, 13.4MB)
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Kyoto Kawabata-dori [#2] (May 13, 2007, 5:41min, 22.9MB)
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Kyoto Gingakuji-mae [#1] (May 12, 2007, 5:02min, 20.1MB)
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