I am a bit late posting today because a friend and I have been to the cinema to see the movie Made in Italy.
Our local cinema hasn't opened again yet since Covid, but the cinema at Raymond Terrace (about 40 km away) is up and running again so we decided to have a day out there. We saw the film then went for a light lunch and a cuppa and a bit of retail therapy in the shopping centre too. So had quite a nice day and good to be just that bit further away from home for a change too.
I couldn't decide which of these two photos of the table and benches by the waterfront I preferred as a patterns and abstract subject so I have posted both. Which do you prefer?
I was tending towards the black and white but I quite liked the colours too. Decisions, decisions.
Lucky you to get to go to the movies, it's one thing I reeeaaalllly miss! Nice images, great shape and lines. I think I prefer the b/w, but then I almost always prefer b/w!
Hard to choose - for just a pleasing image I prefer the right with the colour and contrast between the item and shadow ! but perhaps just for an abstract the one on the left does not differentiate so much between item and shadow !
Hmmm... very hard to say which one I like most. For abstract maybe the B&W, but I like the green grass in the other... But well done for putting them together. That was a brilliant idea!
That’s a film I want to see too....I read about it in the newspaper & thought it sounded really good but for the life of me can’t actually remember the subject...I just need a nudge! We are really looking forward to going to the cinema again,,,I think they have been open partly but just rubbish films on up to now! Must check again if anything on.
I like the black and white better- if it's the pattern you want to accentuate, then black and white. In the color version, that's what you see first- the color- the pattern becomes secondary. Both work- it just depends on what you want to emphasize. Glad you enjoyed your day out.
@kjarn Yes I enjoyed the movie. Quite an easy relaxing movie to watch.
@happypat Here is a nudge Pat. A London artist and his estranged son try to mend their relationship as they work together to repair their dilapidated house in Italy.
Liam Neeson (Robert the Dad) and Micheál Richardson (Jack the son) rekindle their relationship after the death of Robert's wife in a car accident when Jack was 7 years old.
Must have been a difficult movie to make as Liam and Micheál are real life father and son and also Liam's wife and Micheál's mother Natasha Richardson died in a skiing accident in 2009.
Ian
@happypat Here is a nudge Pat. A London artist and his estranged son try to mend their relationship as they work together to repair their dilapidated house in Italy.
Liam Neeson (Robert the Dad) and Micheál Richardson (Jack the son) rekindle their relationship after the death of Robert's wife in a car accident when Jack was 7 years old.
Must have been a difficult movie to make as Liam and Micheál are real life father and son and also Liam's wife and Micheál's mother Natasha Richardson died in a skiing accident in 2009.