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Human Generated Data

Title

Untitled (Chinatown, San Francisco)

Date

February 16, 1950

People

Artist: Minor White, American 1908 - 1976

Classification

Photographs

Credit Line

Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum, Anonymous Loan, 3.1994.139

Copyright

© The Trustees of Princeton University

Human Generated Data

Title

Untitled (Chinatown, San Francisco)

People

Artist: Minor White, American 1908 - 1976

Date

February 16, 1950

Classification

Photographs

Credit Line

Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum, Anonymous Loan, 3.1994.139

Copyright

© The Trustees of Princeton University

Machine Generated Data

Tags

Amazon
created on 2022-01-30

Text 99.1
Person 99
Human 99
Page 98.9
Advertisement 87.8
Poster 85.6
Newspaper 77.2
Flyer 70.2
Brochure 70.2
Paper 70.2
Plant 62.2
Furniture 61
Table 57.8

Clarifai
created on 2023-10-27

page 99.2
text 98.9
people 98.6
one 97.6
administration 96.7
paper 95.7
print 95.5
portrait 94.6
magazine 93.2
no person 93.2
wear 93
document 92.8
two 92.6
newspaper 91.8
adult 91.7
war 91.5
poetry 90
retro 89.2
education 88.9
art 88.2

Imagga
created on 2022-01-30

newspaper 66.9
book jacket 65.8
product 54.4
jacket 52.2
creation 43.9
wrapping 38.9
paper 34.5
covering 28.1
book 26.6
old 26.5
business 24.9
money 23
vintage 21.5
document 20.4
antique 18.2
currency 18
page 17.6
letter 16.5
dollar 15.8
banking 15.6
cash 15.6
bill 15.2
finance 15.2
financial 15.2
retro 14.8
stamp 14.5
religious 14.1
text 14
ancient 13.8
note 13.8
blank 13.7
bible 13.7
aged 13.6
wealth 13.5
religion 13.5
bank 13.4
envelope 13.2
close 13.1
design 13
menu 12.8
read 12.5
mail 12.5
investment 11.9
art 11.7
holy 11.6
exchange 11.5
new 11.3
detail 11.3
savings 11.2
postage 10.8
god 10.5
post 10.5
office 10.4
stock 10.3
postmark 9.9
sign 9.8
texture 9.7
daily 9.7
prayer 9.7
dollars 9.7
spiritual 9.6
faith 9.6
object 9.5
print 9.4
symbol 9.4
writing 9.4
grunge 9.4
economy 9.3
message 9.1
open 9
one 9
philately 8.9
market 8.9
postal 8.8
closeup 8.8
banknote 8.7
hundred 8.7
us 8.7
pay 8.6
loan 8.6
church 8.3
fare 8.3
world 8
creative 7.9
circa 7.9
printed 7.9
black 7.8
education 7.8
empty 7.7
card 7.7
international 7.6
capital 7.6
sheet 7.5
frame 7.5
cover 7.4
global 7.3
border 7.2
drawing 7.1

Google
created on 2022-01-30

Plant 93.2
Tree 85.9
Font 81.6
Book 81.2
Paper 69
Paper product 67
History 67
Publication 56.4
Visual arts 53.9
Vintage clothing 52.7
Room 52.6
Document 52
Art 51.8

Microsoft
created on 2022-01-30

text 100
letter 85.5
document 17.2

Color Analysis

Face analysis

Amazon

Microsoft

Google

AWS Rekognition

Age 0-6
Gender Male, 99.5%
Calm 61.5%
Fear 15.3%
Surprised 11.2%
Angry 6.6%
Confused 2.7%
Happy 1.2%
Disgusted 1.1%
Sad 0.5%

Feature analysis

Amazon

Person
Person 99%

Categories

Imagga

text visuals 96.8%
paintings art 3%

Captions

Microsoft
created by unknown on 2022-01-30

text, letter 96.5%

Clarifai
created by general-english-image-caption-blip on 2025-05-23

a photograph of a lettered letter from a child in a photo -100%

Google Gemini

Created by gemini-2.0-flash-lite on 2025-05-19

Here's a description of the image:

Overall Impression:

The image is a page from a typed document. The page appears to be from a book or an essay discussing photography and the non-literal image. The text is organized in paragraphs. A black-and-white photograph is affixed to the upper part of the page.

Photograph:

  • The photograph is a black-and-white image.
  • It shows a street scene, potentially outdoors.
  • Foreground: There is a pot of flowering branches (possibly pussy willows).
  • Midground: There is a boy in the frame, but he is out of focus.
  • Background: There are other elements, such as a wooden structure or stand, possibly some metal containers.
  • The photograph is slightly out of focus.

Text:

  • The text is typed in a monospaced font, likely from a typewriter.
  • The title is "THE NON-LITERAL IMAGE".
  • The text discusses the concept of an image that departs from a literal representation of reality.
  • It refers to the in-and-out-of-focus nature of the photograph as a starting point for the discussion.
  • The text appears to analyze how a blurred image can convey emotion and deeper meaning.
  • The text also discusses how alterations to photographs alter the original appearances of the subjects of the photographs.

Overall Aesthetic:

The image has a vintage feel due to the black and white photo, the typewriter font, and the paper's tone. It's a scholarly or artistic document that appears to be an analysis of photography.

Created by gemini-2.0-flash on 2025-05-19

Here's a description of the image:

The image is a page from a book or document, titled "THE NON-LITERAL IMAGE." The text begins by discussing the "in-and-out-of-focus image" built into lenses. Below this text, a black-and-white photograph has been taped onto the page.

The photograph depicts a street scene. In the foreground, a pot filled with budding branches is visible. To the right of the pot, there is a blurry image of a boy's face. In the background, a box and a metal container are visible on what appears to be a sidewalk or storefront.

Below the photograph, more text discusses the impact of the image on the viewer's perception of the visual world, noting that it represents an alteration and a change from what is customary. The text argues that one can read the expression on the boy's face even if it is out of focus, perhaps even better because expression penetrates the blur. The in-and-out-of-focus is described as the basic non-literal image from which all the ways that the camera and photographic materials alter original appearances "wonderously." The text goes on to discuss tonal alterations and paper textures. The page number "136" is printed in the top right corner of the page.

Text analysis

Amazon

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Google

136 THE NON-LITERAL IMAGE Starting with the in-and-out-of-focue image that is built into lenses, We ere at once confronted with an image that doee thinge to our habitual visual world. There ie ean alteration, a change, something is not es accuetomed. In the exemple above we Can read the expression on the boy's face as well asif it were sharp, -- perhaps better since expression is about all that penetrstes the blur. The in-and-out-of-focus is the basic non-literal image from which all the ways that the camera and photogrephic materiale alter original appearances proliferate -- wonderously. Prom simple tonal alter tione or letting paper texturee (such as "silk finish") show through imege textures to deri vations such as multiple solarizations.
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