The Last Days of Film Photography: Robert Burley Captures Industry’s End (Photos)
Parting Shots
In The Disappearance of Darkness, the photographer caught the final moments of the infrastructure that produced rolls of film. A look at what digital cameras wrought.
Robert Burley
“Art Photo Studio: Closed Due to Retirement, Toronto, Ontario, 2005”
Robert Burley
“Dwayne's Photo Lab, Parsons, Kansas, December 30, 2010”
Robert Burley
“View of Kodak Head Offices From the Smith Street Bridge, Rochester, New York 2008”
Robert Burley
“Implosions of Buildings 65 and 69, Kodak Park, Rochester, New York [#1] OCTOBER 6, 2007”
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“Nathan Lyon's Darkroom, Rochester, New York, 2009”
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“After the Failed Implosion of the Kodak-Pathe Building GL, Chalon-sur-Saone, France, December 10, 2007”
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“Film Warehouse, Agfa-Gevaert, Mortsel, Belgium 2007”
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“Interior of Building W1, Polaroid, Waltham, Massachussetts 2009”
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“Employee Identification Board, Polaroid, Enschede, The Netherlands 2010”
Robert Burley
“Film, Ilford, Mobberley, United Kingdom 2010”
Robert Burley
“Warehouse and Photo-Chemistry Building, Ilford, Mobberley, United Kingdom 2010”
Robert Burley
“End of Employee Meeting, West Parking Lot, Last Day of Manufacturing Operations, Kodak Canada, Toronto June 29, 2005”
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“Darkroom, Building 3, Kodak Canada, Toronto 2005”
Robert Burley
“Employee Darkroom Area, Building 9, Kodak Canada, Toronto 2009”
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