@1st:
Thank you very much for your blog. I really appreciate that.
To discuss a visual style is great.
Do you actually know, how to get a “brown color palette” ?
I’ve seen this very often, especially for interior shots.
Would be really great to know more about.
just as an example, you have posted just recently on your blog The Reader:
one example which comes close to the brown color look:
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i found a theme: all of these shots cost more than the entire film was worth.
bernhard
@1st:
Thank you very much for your blog. I really appreciate that.
To discuss a visual style is great.
Do you actually know, how to get a “brown color palette” ?
I’ve seen this very often, especially for interior shots.
Would be really great to know more about.
just as an example, you have posted just recently on your blog The Reader:
one example which comes close to the brown color look:
http://s92.photobucket.com/albums/l12/film_guy01/The%20Reader/TheReader035.jpg
bernhard
bernhard
found some more examples regarding the “brown color palette”:
http://s92.photobucket.com/albums/l12/film_guy01/The%20Godfather/Godfather109.jpg
http://s92.photobucket.com/albums/l12/film_guy01/The%20Godfather/Godfather226.jpg
Charles Taylor
In all three examples you posted the technique used was – drumroll – shoot in a brown room with slightly warm lighting.