Human Generated Data

Title

Pass in the Raccoon Range. Whiteside No. 1

Date

1864

People

Artist: George Norman Barnard, American 1819 - 1902

Classification

Photographs

Credit Line

Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum, Kenyon C. Bolton III Fund, 2022.10

Human Generated Data

Title

Pass in the Raccoon Range. Whiteside No. 1

People

Artist: George Norman Barnard, American 1819 - 1902

Date

1864

Classification

Photographs

Credit Line

Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum, Kenyon C. Bolton III Fund, 2022.10

Machine Generated Data

Tags

Amazon
created on 2022-04-22

Landscape 99.2
Nature 99.2
Outdoors 99.2
Human 97.9
Person 97.9
Person 96.8
Scenery 96.7
Panoramic 95
Person 93.4
Person 91.6
Painting 91
Art 91
Person 90.7
Person 89.9
Building 87.6
Aerial View 83.3
Architecture 77.5
Urban 72.3
Countryside 70.8
People 62.9
Person 60.5
Crowd 58.4
Archaeology 55.7

Clarifai
created on 2023-10-14

people 99.7
group 98.3
adult 98
art 96.9
many 96.7
vehicle 95.9
print 95.9
military 94.8
cavalry 93.8
tree 93.3
war 92.6
no person 92.4
man 91.7
home 91.6
sepia 91.5
wear 90.2
landscape 89.4
wagon 89.1
vintage 87.6
group together 87.4

Imagga
created on 2022-04-22

thatch 85.3
roof 75.3
protective covering 51.2
covering 34.8
landscape 34.3
old 33.5
building 30.4
barn 29.6
snow 27.6
structure 26.4
architecture 21.9
antique 21.7
vintage 20.7
grunge 20.5
farm building 19.9
sky 19.4
rural 18.5
history 17.9
tree 17.7
wall 17.4
travel 16.2
field 15.9
ancient 15.6
country 14.9
texture 14.6
landmark 14.5
frame 14.2
city 14.2
weather 14
tourism 14
countryside 13.7
scenery 13.5
trees 13.4
retro 13.1
historic 12.8
stone 12.3
hill 12.2
winter 11.9
paper 11.8
house 11.7
tower 11.6
rustic 11.5
forest 11.3
fence 11.3
empty 11.2
grass 11.1
environment 10.7
scenic 10.5
old fashioned 10.5
scene 10.4
historical 10.4
construction 10.3
space 10.1
rough 10
aged 10
outdoors 9.7
textured 9.7
fortress 9.5
weathered 9.5
grungy 9.5
cold 9.5
grain 9.2
brick 9.1
picket fence 9.1
border 9.1
farm 8.9
stile 8.9
brown 8.8
agriculture 8.8
torn 8.7
artistic 8.7
rock 8.7
barrier 8.6
season 8.6
art 8.5
clouds 8.5
town 8.4
horizon 8.1
water 8
black 7.8
castle 7.8
stained 7.7
medieval 7.7
aging 7.7
pattern 7.5
famous 7.5
road 7.2
river 7.1
upright 7.1

Google
created on 2022-04-22

Slope 79.2
Landscape 76.8
Sky 76.5
Art 71.1
History 66.4
Paper product 64.5
Monochrome 63.1
Stock photography 62.8
House 58.1
Rectangle 57.6
Plant 57.3
Mountain 57.2
Holy places 56.6
Village 56.4
Monochrome photography 54.4
Hill 53
Font 52.2

Microsoft
created on 2022-04-22

text 99.8
old 84.2
drawing 81
vintage 57
sketch 55.7

Color Analysis

Face analysis

Amazon

AWS Rekognition

Age 24-34
Gender Male, 96.1%
Calm 55%
Surprised 49.7%
Fear 6.8%
Sad 4.5%
Disgusted 2.8%
Confused 1.9%
Happy 0.7%
Angry 0.7%

AWS Rekognition

Age 9-17
Gender Male, 98.9%
Calm 56.2%
Angry 35.7%
Surprised 6.5%
Fear 6.1%
Sad 4.6%
Happy 0.7%
Confused 0.6%
Disgusted 0.3%

AWS Rekognition

Age 35-43
Gender Male, 99%
Fear 83.7%
Sad 22.1%
Surprised 7.6%
Calm 4.9%
Angry 3.8%
Disgusted 2.8%
Happy 1.8%
Confused 0.7%

AWS Rekognition

Age 24-34
Gender Male, 97.4%
Calm 82.6%
Angry 6.9%
Surprised 6.7%
Fear 6.6%
Happy 3.7%
Sad 2.8%
Disgusted 1.8%
Confused 0.5%

Feature analysis

Amazon

Person 97.9%
Painting 91%

Categories

Captions

Azure OpenAI

Created on 2024-11-13

This image depicts a historic scene entitled "PASS IN THE RACCOON RANGE WHITESIDE N^o1." It is a black-and-white photograph that shows an expansive wooden trestle bridge extending across a valley, with a substantial wooden structure situated at the bridge's base on the near side. The surrounding terrain is wooded and hilly, with cleared paths visible along the slopes. At the forefront of the image, there is an encampment with numerous canvas tents, suggesting a military or railway worker camp. There are several figures scattered throughout the area, some close to the tents, others walking, and a few near the bridge construction. The overall scene signifies a period of industrial or infrastructural development within a natural landscape. The quality of the photograph, the clothing style of the figures, and the appearance of the construction methods convey a sense of a past era, likely corresponding to the late 19th or early 20th century.

Anthropic Claude

Created on 2024-11-14

The image shows a striking landscape with a large, wooden trestle bridge spanning a deep ravine or valley in the Raccoon Range. The surrounding area is heavily forested, with dense trees covering the hillsides on both sides of the valley. In the foreground, there appears to be a small encampment or settlement, with various structures and equipment visible. The overall scene has a rugged, frontier-like character, capturing the challenges of building infrastructure in a remote, mountainous region.

Meta Llama

Created on 2024-12-01

The image depicts a black-and-white photograph of a military camp, with the title "PASS IN THE RACCOON RANGE WHITESIDE NO1" at the bottom. The photograph shows a large wooden bridge spanning a valley, with a dirt road running underneath it. In the foreground, several tents and buildings are visible, surrounded by trees and bushes. A group of people, likely soldiers, are gathered near the tents, some of whom are wearing uniforms. The background of the image features a hillside covered in trees and foliage, with a few buildings visible in the distance. The overall atmosphere of the image suggests a military encampment or base, possibly during a time of war or conflict. The presence of the bridge and the road underneath it implies that the area is a strategic location, and the tents and buildings suggest that the military is preparing for a long-term presence. The image provides a glimpse into the daily life of soldiers in a military camp, highlighting the challenges and hardships they face in their duties.

Text analysis

Amazon

THE
RANGE
from
Photo
RACCOON
PASS
IN
nature
PASS IN THE RACCOON RANGE WHITESIDE No1
Barnard
Photo from nature By.G.N. Barnard
No1
WHITESIDE
By.G.N.

Google

Photo. from nature Bv. GN Barnard. PASS IN THE RACCOON RANGE WHITESIDE N°1.
Photo.
nature
GN
PASS
RACCOON
WHITESIDE
from
Bv.
Barnard.
IN
THE
RANGE
N°1.