k ([info]laliebredemarzo) wrote in [info]vintagephoto,
2009-04-09 09:04:00
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[info]malkhos

April 9 2009, 13:11:26 UTC 3 years ago

Is that actually Elsa Lancaster? If so it is an amazing image. Do you know the circumstances under which it was taken?

[info]laliebredemarzo

April 9 2009, 13:15:38 UTC 3 years ago

I am not safe, but i suppose that it was taken while the film was rolled :))

[info]lulla

April 9 2009, 13:22:41 UTC 3 years ago

It's not Elsa Lancaster!
It's free fantasy on the theme of classic trash movie "Tha Bride of Frankenstein".
All shoots here: http://retroatelier.livejournal.com/3461.html

[info]thudpucker

April 9 2009, 15:47:38 UTC 3 years ago



Trash movie? It's the best thing James Whale ever made! No cookie for you :)


[info]vnsplshr

April 9 2009, 15:59:30 UTC 3 years ago

zero cookies, indeed

[info]pierce

April 10 2009, 00:25:35 UTC 3 years ago

i'm partial to Old Dark House myself, though i agree.
hardly trash.

[info]sixtyforty

April 9 2009, 16:01:43 UTC 3 years ago

In other words, not vintage, right?

[info]sokkmonkey

April 9 2009, 18:11:31 UTC 3 years ago

I'm so emotionally torn on this...
The images are fantastic, but the non vintage nature is off topic...
I think this one slides under the radar..

Also I think "trash" is a translation error..

[info]thudpucker

April 10 2009, 01:50:40 UTC 3 years ago



"Also I think "trash" is a translation error..."

Ah. That makes sense, then.


[info]gumenyuk_r

April 9 2009, 15:31:15 UTC 3 years ago

super!

[info]serquet

April 9 2009, 15:35:50 UTC 3 years ago

Awesome!

[info]buzzing_winnie

April 9 2009, 15:59:31 UTC 3 years ago

perfect lines and perfect light

...and perfect breast of course

[info]thudpucker

April 10 2009, 01:52:05 UTC 3 years ago



"...and perfect breast of course..."

Well, I wouldn't say perfect, but they ARE pretty nice, yes :)


[info]trangpang

April 9 2009, 17:39:48 UTC 3 years ago

Looks a bit like Elsa Lanchester, but she would NEVER have done that!

[info]thudpucker

April 10 2009, 01:57:46 UTC 3 years ago



"Looks a bit like Elsa Lanchester, but she would NEVER have done that"

Yeah, but you've got to admit it'd be kind of cool if she had :)


[info]trangpang

April 10 2009, 12:45:28 UTC 3 years ago

Well, yes !

[info]katastrophy23

April 9 2009, 18:33:54 UTC 3 years ago

this is amazingly cool..

[info]miss_october

April 10 2009, 00:33:23 UTC 3 years ago

Love!!

[info]lunadude

April 10 2009, 01:08:01 UTC 3 years ago

WOW, very striking.

Even though it is not "vintage" in origin, they certainly captured the mood.

I looked at the other images, the color material didn't have the emotional impact of the monochrome vintage style.

[info]thudpucker

April 10 2009, 02:00:31 UTC 3 years ago



Agreed. I had an instructor, once, who told me that "color film captures what you see, while black and white captures what you think"... a bit pretentious, yes, but not terribly inaccurate.


[info]terekhov

April 10 2009, 15:24:00 UTC 3 years ago

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