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Performing Arts

(September 17-22, 2009)

Andrey Ilyin

The birth of performance

Michael Hundrieser

Lanz Bulldog Performing

Marne, Germany

September 19, 2009, 14:00

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During the "Kohlmarkt," an event that yearly accompanies the harvest of the cabbage in our area, the "Old Tractor Friends of the Westcoast" exposed antique tractors like this "Lanz Bulldog."

These machines are in extremly good condition, lovely rebuild and are a kind of art for themselves. "Lanz Bulldog" is a well known type in Germany, a real workhorse for the farmers. They had special "Tractor Drivers" in the past. Their job was only driving the tractor and keeping the machine in a good working condition.

I asked for a perfomance of this "Lanz Bulldog" and the owner started the engine just for me.

Running through the whole sequence:
  • searching for the lamp (hidden somewhere in the cabine)
  • starting the lamp (pumping petrol and gasifying it)
  • starting the lamp (pumping petrol and gasifying it)
  • preheating the cyclinder with the lamp
  • starting the engine with a manual handle


Great sound (caught with a Zoom H2) .......

When you see how much work it is starting this engine, then you can imagine that it was running the whole day contouosly without a stop.

I think it´s a very special kind of "Performing Art."
Equipment
Canon 5D
Tokina ATX 107 @12mm
NPA: EmESS T-Ring
Monopod shot
Sound : Zoom H2

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