MeltIntoSpring
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Post by MeltIntoSpring on Jan 9, 2022 21:16:06 GMT
I know there are a LOT of these kinds of photos, but I haven't seen one quite like this before, and gah I just love it  Attachments:
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Post by indigoblue on Jan 10, 2022 17:38:46 GMT
Wow! It must have been taken before they decided to turn down the lights (because they were laughing so much!)
But it looks like it's for real...yes, gah! Love it!
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Post by reverendcaptain on Jan 10, 2022 21:46:57 GMT
There can never be too many gazebo pictures! Where did you find this?! I love it!
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MeltIntoSpring
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Post by MeltIntoSpring on Jan 10, 2022 23:16:35 GMT
There can never be too many gazebo pictures! Where did you find this?! I love it! I think it was on Pintrest, I'm glad I saved it though as I can't find it anymore. I didn't go looking for it either, it just showed up on my feed and I knew that I had to share it |
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Post by jennifer1983 on Jan 11, 2022 3:27:40 GMT
Nice picture.
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Post by augiesannie on Jan 11, 2022 16:00:21 GMT
this image speaks so much to the subtlety of understanding both of these complicated characters - she is just on the edge between innocent and eager, and he is - well, you get my point. Thanks MeltIntoSpring! |
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Post by indigoblue on Jan 11, 2022 23:45:07 GMT
Yes, but its so REAL!
You know, I think this is from when the camera crew and the director went for a tea break, and JA and CP wanted to talk a bit more about how they should play the scene. So they practised a bit and then...and then...
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Post by mariarainers on Jan 14, 2022 6:09:41 GMT
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Post by augiesannie on Jan 15, 2022 0:12:51 GMT
![]() ![]() just found this today and I was reminded of this thread. a nice full shot of the beloved picture we use for the forum!! look at Julie & Chris' hands!! *swoon* Yowza, mariarainers, where did you get THAT?!? To me, this one looks real, like they are just hanging out or rehearsing, but not actually performing. Which is so cool! |
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Post by jennifer1983 on Jan 15, 2022 5:16:29 GMT
Nice picture.
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Post by mariarainers on Jan 15, 2022 6:14:35 GMT
![]() ![]() just found this today and I was reminded of this thread. a nice full shot of the beloved picture we use for the forum!! look at Julie & Chris' hands!! *swoon* Yowza, mariarainers, where did you get THAT?!? To me, this one looks real, like they are just hanging out or rehearsing, but not actually performing. Which is so cool! I found it of a TSOM Facebook group yesterday! It looks so natural, right? I’m obsessed. |
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MeltIntoSpring
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Post by MeltIntoSpring on Jan 15, 2022 14:47:24 GMT
![]() ![]() just found this today and I was reminded of this thread. a nice full shot of the beloved picture we use for the forum!! look at Julie & Chris' hands!! *swoon* I'm swooning all over the place at this one. Great find! |
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Post by reverendcaptain on Jan 20, 2022 21:39:34 GMT
I am in love with the 2 pictures in this thread. There are a lot of SOM pics that I like, but both of these instantly went into my top 5. I just can't stop staring at them. The lighting and positioning and...everything is just...wow.
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galan
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Post by galan on Jan 21, 2022 21:29:47 GMT
I know there are a LOT of these kinds of photos, but I haven't seen one quite like this before, and gah I just love it  Dang, I really like this first one...which I don't think attached. There's a certain magic to it being shot in the dark--imagination, thoughts experiments, all that good jazz--but being able to just see it has its own magic. |
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Post by MeltIntoSpring on Jan 25, 2022 0:35:41 GMT
I know there are a LOT of these kinds of photos, but I haven't seen one quite like this before, and gah I just love it Dang, I really like this first one...which I don't think attached. There's a certain magic to it being shot in the dark--imagination, thoughts experiments, all that good jazz--but being able to just see it has its own magic. I can't help but agree galan. From a cinematic standpoint, the scene being shot in silhouette is beautiful, but I would give anything to watch the scene in the light as was originally intended. Then again, Julie and Chris' laughter leading Robert Wise to shoot it in the dark shows what a genius of a director he was! |
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Post by galan on Jan 25, 2022 2:33:13 GMT
Dang, I really like this first one...which I don't think attached. There's a certain magic to it being shot in the dark--imagination, thoughts experiments, all that good jazz--but being able to just see it has its own magic. I can't help but agree galan . From a cinematic standpoint, the scene being shot in silhouette is beautiful, but I would give anything to watch the scene in the light as was originally intended. Then again, Julie and Chris' laughter leading Robert Wise to shoot it in the dark shows what a genius of a director he was! I wonder if we would think it was beautiful, genius, etc., without seeing it in the context of a very classic movie. Even from when I was a kid, I always wondered what it would look like in proper lighting. But obviously, it works and that's the mark of a good artist, I think, it leaves you wanting more while loving what you've been given. (Like most people on this forum, every time the gazebo scene end, I find myself wondering, "What next? It can't just end there!") Confirmation bias of a sort? |
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Post by augiesannie on Jan 29, 2022 12:51:30 GMT
I can't help but agree galan . From a cinematic standpoint, the scene being shot in silhouette is beautiful, but I would give anything to watch the scene in the light as was originally intended. Then again, Julie and Chris' laughter leading Robert Wise to shoot it in the dark shows what a genius of a director he was! I wonder if we would think it was beautiful, genius, etc., without seeing it in the context of a very classic movie. Even from when I was a kid, I always wondered what it would look like in proper lighting. But obviously, it works and that's the mark of a good artist, I think, it leaves you wanting more while loving what you've been given. (Like most people on this forum, every time the gazebo scene end, I find myself wondering, "What next? It can't just end there!") Confirmation bias of a sort? …and yet, despite being an ardent missing moments reader and writer, I sometimes feel like if it hadn’t ended there, it wouldn’t have been half as good. I know people often don’t like it that I end my stories with matters left to the reader’s imagination, but OTOH “always leave them wanting more,” you know? |
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Post by galan on Jan 29, 2022 23:57:29 GMT
I wonder if we would think it was beautiful, genius, etc., without seeing it in the context of a very classic movie. Even from when I was a kid, I always wondered what it would look like in proper lighting. But obviously, it works and that's the mark of a good artist, I think, it leaves you wanting more while loving what you've been given. (Like most people on this forum, every time the gazebo scene end, I find myself wondering, "What next? It can't just end there!") Confirmation bias of a sort? …and yet, despite being an ardent missing moments reader and writer, I sometimes feel like if it hadn’t ended there, it wouldn’t have been half as good. I know people often don’t like it that I end my stories with matters left to the reader’s imagination, but OTOH “always leave them wanting more,” you know? Oh, indeed. I think that's what I was trying to say, but much better. The fact that it probably was probably the best way to shoot/end the scene doesn't stop me from wishing I could know. |
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