Among the photographs of laughing African children and journal prints of buffalo were Mr. Eldon's dusty Nikon camera, cracked watercolors and personal letters.
Out of the Shadows Several times during the film, as Kane walks along the dusty street, the camera takes time to note his shadow.
When the friends skulk around to Luisa's window at a motel and peek inside, hoping to catch her in the nude, they find her coiled up in tears; and, as their car bowls cheerfully along a dusty road, the camera glances to one side and sees a bunch of policemen harassing a suspect.
I'm the one with the "coat closet" full of old cameras, dusty purses, mismatched gloves, 30-pound bags of dog food, threadbare beach towels, decommissioned umbrellas, mystery flip-flops and some framed Japanese prints that just didn't look right on the dining room walls.
From the opening scene where three teenage boys play in a bucolic green creek to the last shot at a dusty bus station, the camera is a gentle witness to the sad and slightly suffocating atmosphere of the boys' lives.
As a boy, Mr. Jones watched Charlie Chaplin, Buster Keaton and other silent movie clowns improvising their pantomimic magic before the cameras in dusty Los Angeles streets.
For another picture, the camera pierced the dusty disk of a galaxy, NGC 4013, seen edge-on.
The app -- currently available exclusively for iPhones -- relies on the iPhone camera to photograph dusty, torn and yellowed photos which are then compiled, along with other video testimony, into an online gallery.
We begin as the camera travels across a dusty patch of ground, under a hard sun, to find a mournful man at a gas station.
