evergladesnationalpark
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Florida Seafare from Florida Memory uploaded October 2014
Holiday on Wheels from Florida Memory uploaded December 2013
Landers family airboat tour in the Everglades from Florida Memory uploaded June 2013
Ted Smallwood at his trading post: Chokoloskee, Florida from Florida Memory uploaded July 2012
Al and Roey Stickles sit down to have a meal: Everglades National Park, Florida from Florida Memory uploaded May 2012
View of the Flamingo camping area: Everglades National Park, Florida from Florida Memory uploaded March 2012
Profile portrait of May Mann Jennings from Florida Memory uploaded March 2012
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Landers family airboat tour in the Everglades
from Florida Memory
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Sam Allen said:
Thanks for sharing. I would love to learn more about airboat tours in Everglades City, FL. I've always wanted to do one, and my honeymoon is coming up!
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Florida Memory said:
Sam Allen You might consider visiting Billie Swamp Safari on the Big Cypress Reservation: www.billieswamp.com/.
Cameramen during filmming of "Wind Across the Everglades" on location in Everglades National Park
from Florida Memory
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Dennis A. Livesey said:
The camera is a Mitchell BNC on a Mitchell gear head on a spider dolly. That is a Mole-Richardson Arc lamp on the right with a yellow filter that was always added to counter the blue color of the arc itself. Sorry but I do not know the men in the picture for sure so I am guessing. I suspect the man in the dark jacket is Director Nicholas Ray while the man in the hat is the camera operator. Ray has just approved the framing and that is why the operator has his hands on the wheels so that he knows for sure the shot as approved. The man in the light jacket is probably the 1st Camera Assistant. The man with the dark hair is possibly the Director of Photography Joseph C. Brun for he is wearing a lanyard possibly holding the "badge of office," a contrast viewing filter. He normally would stand near the director so they could discuss the upcoming shot.