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Re: Inverted Negative/Rifle Location?
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John McAdams
May 20, 2005, 5:08:46 PM5/20/05
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Glenn Sarlitto wrote:
>
> In regards to the negative I found at the Archives and that I posted the
> other day, Gary Mack has informed me that "The original Rusty Livingston
> photo collection is at The Sixth Floor Museum. The image [sic] is among the
> Livingston pictures, but the officer's print is cropped differently.
> However, the fact that Livingston had a copy strongly suggests the original
> picture was taken by the DPD."
>
> He also suggested to INVERT the negative for a clearer picture. Great idea.
>
> Per the attachment, I've inverted the negative and have drawn a rounded
> rectangle around the area where I assume is where the rifle was found. Is
> this correct? Or, was it a bit more to the right?
>
> Glenn Sarlitto
>
> [Image]
>
> In regards to the negative I found at the Archives and that I posted the
> other day, Gary Mack has informed me that "The original Rusty Livingston
> photo collection is at The Sixth Floor Museum. The image [sic] is among the
> Livingston pictures, but the officer's print is cropped differently.
> However, the fact that Livingston had a copy strongly suggests the original
> picture was taken by the DPD."
>
> He also suggested to INVERT the negative for a clearer picture. Great idea.
>
> Per the attachment, I've inverted the negative and have drawn a rounded
> rectangle around the area where I assume is where the rifle was found. Is
> this correct? Or, was it a bit more to the right?
>
> Glenn Sarlitto
>
> [Image]
Without digging through the photo books that I have, this looks
plausible. If the caption is correct, the stairwell is to the right in
the background of the photo.
.John
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