Artiest Jango Edwards tijdens een experimenteel programma van Kabeltelevisie Amsterdamse uitgezonden vanaf de Firato van september 1982, Ed van der Elsken, 1982 - 1990
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Artiest Jango Edwards tijdens een experimenteel programma van Kabeltelevisie Amsterdamse uitgezonden vanaf de Firato van september 1982, Ed van der Elsken, 1982 - 1990
This is a black and white photograph capturing an experimental television broadcast. The scene takes place within a studio, equipped with a camera and other technical equipment on a set that includes chairs and desks. There are texts visible in the background, possibly providing context or information related to the broadcast.
In the foreground, there is a person seated at a table, engaging in what appears to be an interview or discussion. The individual's focus seems to be on something off-camera, indicating they may be responding to questions posed by someone not visible in the frame.
The overall setting suggests an informal yet structured broadcast environment, perhaps indicative of a new format for television programming at that time. The image has a grainy texture and shows signs of age or wear, such as slight discoloration, which could suggest it is not a current photograph but rather one from the past.
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Artiest Jango Edwards tijdens een experimenteel programma van Kabeltelevisie Amsterdamse uitgezonden vanaf de Firato van september 1982, Ed van der Elsken, 1982 - 1990
This image is a black and white photograph capturing an indoor scene. At the center, there's a television set displaying static. To the left of the television, a person can be seen sitting behind a desk with various items like a lamp, a mug, and what appears to be a microphone or a speaker. The background features a stage setup with lights and a backdrop that has text on it. The style of the image suggests it might be from an earlier era given the monochrome and the presence of older technology like the television and lighting equipment. However, without additional context, it's not possible to determine the exact years or the specific nature of the scene captured in the photograph.
Ed van der Elsken
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