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Shot on 8mm film in 1964, this grainy, shaky footage pans left across a desolate industrial landscape in New Mexico. The scene reveals a muddy riverbank with scattered debris, a body of water, and distant power lines and transmission towers. In the background, low mountains rise behind a sparse settlement, with construction equipment visible near the river. The muted color palette and film grain evoke a raw, archival feel, capturing a forgotten corner of mid-century American industry.
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