Edward Weston (188-1958) Portrait of Nahui Olín [1936] for Louis Clyde Stoumen's documentary The Naked Eye, 1956. Production silver print. Production credits in lower margin. Image: 22.3 x 18.5 cm - Sheet: 25.7 x 20.5 cm The Naked Eye, directed by Louis Clyde Stoumen in 1956, is one of the first documentaries devoted to the practice and history of photography, consisting largely of still images. The film's central figure, Edward Weston, appears in sequences shot at Point Lobos, while his son Brett Weston and Dody Weston Thompson lend their support to the project.