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Human Generated Data

Title

Waterfront at St. Marks, S.W. of Tallahassee
Date

1954
People

Artist: Joseph Janney Steinmetz, American 1905 - 1985
Classification

Photographs
Credit Line

Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum, Transfer from the Carpenter Center for the Visual Arts, American Professional Photographers Collection, 4.2002.327.35
Copyright

© Estate of Joseph Janney Steinmetz

Human Generated Data

Title

Waterfront at St. Marks, S.W. of Tallahassee

People

Artist: Joseph Janney Steinmetz, American 1905 - 1985

Date

1954

Classification

Photographs

Credit Line

Harvard Art Museums/Fogg Museum, Transfer from the Carpenter Center for the Visual Arts, American Professional Photographers Collection, 4.2002.327.35

Copyright

© Estate of Joseph Janney Steinmetz

Machine Generated Data

Tags

Amazon
created on 2019-03-25

Outdoors 97
Water 96.9
Nature 96.9
Waterfront 92.5
Painting 88
Art 88
Pier 85.2
Dock 85.2
Port 85.2
Building 79.5
Countryside 77.1
Rural 65.5
Shelter 61.8
Human 61.8
Person 61.8
Hut 58.2

Clarifai
created on 2019-03-25

water 99.3
river 96.8
no person 95.4
travel 95.2
sea 95.1
house 94.4
sky 94
landscape 93.4
boat 92.5
old 89.7
outdoors 89.5
architecture 89
sunset 87.5
reflection 86.5
building 86.2
lake 86
sight 85.9
ship 85.9
city 85.8
beach 84.8

Imagga
created on 2019-03-25

water 41.4
ship 41
sea 37.7
city 32.5
boat 28.9
bulldozer 28.6
travel 28.2
vessel 26.4
sky 23.8
architecture 23.5
river 22.4
tourism 22.3
tractor 22
ocean 21.9
town 21.4
drilling platform 21.1
coast 20.7
old 20.2
harbor 19.3
shore 19.1
building 18.3
landscape 17.9
drill rig 16.9
pier 16.7
church 16.7
self-propelled vehicle 16.6
boats 16.5
lake 16
tourist 15.4
bay 15.2
cityscape 15.2
reflection 14.6
transport 14.6
landmark 14.5
skyline 14.3
scenic 14.1
vacation 13.9
wreck 13.8
dam 13.8
scenery 13.5
clouds 13.5
summer 13.5
transportation 13.5
bridge 13.4
craft 12.9
island 12.8
rig 12.6
barrier 12.6
history 12.5
port 12.5
vehicle 12.4
urban 12.3
rock 12.2
sunset 11.7
wheeled vehicle 11.7
outdoors 11.2
famous 11.2
tower 11.1
device 10.9
structure 10.8
cruise 10.7
attraction 10.5
panorama 10.5
coastline 10.4
cathedral 9.6
ancient 9.5
dredge 9.5
historical 9.4
stone 9.3
sailboat 8.9
beach 8.9
ships 8.9
obstruction 8.8
aerial 8.8
mine 8.7
medieval 8.6
dusk 8.6
england 8.6
waves 8.4
gear 8.4
historic 8.3
machine 8.2
waterfront 8.1
power shovel 8.1
dock 7.8
coastal 7.8
fortress 7.8
house 7.7
marine 7.6
center 7.3
sun 7.3
mountain 7.1
day 7.1

Google
created on 2019-03-25

Waterway 82.3
Water 80.7
Painting 75
Room 65.7
Vehicle 65.6
River 63.7
Art 58.1
Bank 56.5
Boat 54.5
Inlet 53.1
Canal 50.7

Microsoft
created on 2019-03-25

old 45.1
art 45.1
poster 27.4
book 14
propaganda 12.8

Color Analysis

Feature analysis

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Painting
Person
Painting 88%

Categories

Imagga

text visuals 69.9%
paintings art 12.3%
streetview architecture 9.2%
food drinks 5.8%
events parties 1.2%

Captions

Text analysis

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the
Marks
fishing
burned
Indians
fought
abandoned
Spanish,
WATERFRONT
same
on
1824
built
site,
has
over
and
stone
history.
forts
The
the same site, fought over and burned by the Spanish, the British, the Indians and Ameri-
Ameri-
by
cans.
were
British,
village
last
cans. The last was abandoned in 1824 and the stone
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WATERFRONT AT ST. MARKS, S. W. OF TALLAHASSEE The fishing village of St. Marks has a colorful history. Four forts were built successively on the same site, fought over and burned by the Spanish, the British, the Indians and Ameri- cans. The last was abandoned in 1824 and the stone was used to build St. Marks Lighthouse
WATERFRONT
AT
ST
.
MARKS
,
S.
W.
OF
TALLAHASSEE
The
fishing
village
of
St.
Marks
has
a
colorful
history.
Four
forts
were
built
successively
on
the
same
site,
fought
over
and
burned
by
Spanish,
British,
Indians
Ameri-
cans.
last
was
abandoned
in
1824
stone
used
to
build
Lighthouse