Still pictures have no such limitations. They linger only as long as we want them to. When we don't want them around, they rest politely in albums on the shelf. And still photographs reach farther than video, too. They take the essence of a scene and grasp it, so it can never escape.
Video allows it to fly away.
Hollywood's moviemakers have known this for a long time. That's why some shots linger, without movement, for a dozen seconds or more. The director is trying to turn his motion picture into a still photograph, if only for a short time. The mind's eye works that way, too. I can see my daughter and her new husband sitting in their rented, two-horse carriage after the ceremony, waiting for a ride to one of their city's big parks.