First ever upload. Taken in the local park this afternoon. Trying to duplicate the seen of the child running about in the garden before falling in the pound.
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Great Photo. Cant believe so few saw this movie! First scene set in England with child (in bright red)playing in the garden,(photo is reminiscent of this) then drowning in the pond. The rest of this beautiful movie is in Venice with recurent glimpses of the child in red appearing and disappearing. Great movie. Should have scored higher in my opinion.
this looks like a good movie. I can't find this scene (then again, why should I be able to, without watching the movie?), but I suppose this could be one of the hauntings they experience. It doesn't evoke the 70's cinema look, but it is cinematic and haunting. 7
Can't determine if the suject is the tree or the girl.. the colours of the photo is pleasent and composition is neat.. just the subject of the photo cannot be determined.. 6 for me.
Never saw the movie. heck, I never heard of the movie...but I like your photo. Not too much motion blur, not too much sharpness. And the dark, cloudy look is well done.
I don't know the movie but I love your shot! The contrasting ground and sky, the deep green, the heavy clouds, the beautiful tree and the running girl.. everything works in here! 10
I haven't heard of the film, and couldn't find anything on IMDB that looked like this, so I can't give any points for meeting the challenge. The photo itself, though. Fairly good - the person is a bit small in the frame for my liking. The sky is very atmospheric and moody. Good colour.
never actually saw the film (too scared!) but i thought the coat was more red than pink, and a bit longer. anyway, that minr quibble aside, i think this is a very lovely image, with rich beautiful colours, great composition and a fair bit of foreboding ominence to it which is fitting given the film it's emulating. to me though, it doesn't feel all that cinematic, rather a piece of photographic art... 8.