SPC - Black & White 2
This is a picture of me watching one of my favorite movies - Ed Wood, which happens to be in black & white. I love black & white films. It's so rare to see new B&W movies because the studios don't think people want to see B&W films. It's a shame. There's something about B&W that heightens the the dreamlike effect of watching a movie.
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14 Comments:
i'm with you on this...
and ed wood is such a cool film!
Ed Wood is very cool and your viewing room looks perfect.
Love this photo. Gereat idea.
This is so great jc. The fact that you are watching Ed Wood adds another layer to your pic. Have you seen American Astronaut? Have I asked you this already? it's bw and twin peaksy. I think I have to see it again.
this is great, love the photo! and love ed wood :)
This is nice! I do like B&W movies myself but don't catch them too often. Dora and Disney seemed to have taken over this house:0( But Ed Wood I might have to check out with all of these rave reviews.
great shot, very nice take on the b&w theme.
Great SPC. I haven't done mine yet.
I love this take on the topic. It made me giggle. Great movie. And I love black and white movies too!
you have such a nice head of hair.
Great idea incorporating a black & white film into your self portrait. Definitely one of those, "Why didn't I think of that" moments for me. I love just about everything Tim Burton does, and this was no exception. If Burton hadn't done this film -- nobody would have, but I'm so glad he did. Love the use of the theremin in the Howard Shore score on this, too. Perfection.
What a cool take on the SPC theme! I really like this photo a lot! (I've never seen Ed Wood though. I know my brother has that on DVD. I need to borrow it!)
I agree with everyone. This is a very orginal take on the theme. I love the orange feel of the parts that are in color. nice shot.
oh that's just such a brilliant interpretation of the B&W theme! well done :)
i haven't seen that particular movie, but I love black and white movies in general.
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