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ArtistFor one second, the image is still and nothing changes. Then, the two people in the frame suddenly turn toward us. After that, they just as abruptly turn away from us, raising their straightened arms to shoulder width, smoothly waving them up and down like wings. On the third upward wave of their arms, they magically transform into two large (slightly shorter than them) crows, matching the style of the image, who, flapping their wings, take off, lifting a swirl of snowflakes from the ground with the airflow from their wingbeats, and fly low over the alley parallel to each other, slowly gaining height and moving away from us. The whole scene is shown with the effect of an early 20th-century film, meaning with characteristic but minor film defects (dust and scratches appearing on the black-and-white image).
For one second, the image is still and nothing changes. Then, the two people in the frame suddenly turn toward us. After that, they just as abruptly turn away from us, raising their straightened arms to shoulder width, smoothly waving them up and down like wings. On the third upward wave of their arms, they magically transform into two large (slightly shorter than them) crows, matching the style of the image, who, flapping their wings, take off, lifting a swirl of snowflakes from the ground with the airflow from their wingbeats, and fly low over the alley parallel to each other, slowly gaining height and moving away from us. The whole scene is shown with the effect of an early 20th-century film, meaning with characteristic but minor film defects (dust and scratches appearing on the black-and-white image).