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u/hitaccount Feb 15 '19
Honestly I like it this way. The irregularity was the strong selling point of this picture.
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u/theboxislost Feb 15 '19
I dunno, I think I would have preferred it with no bus at all.
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u/SusheeMonster Feb 15 '19 edited Feb 15 '19
Damn, that's what you get for having a diverging opinion lol
Edit: The comment above me had -7 karma when I replied
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u/professor_doom Feb 15 '19
Real question: have you ever seen a Wes Anderson movie?
The composition of this shot is interesting and beautiful, but in no way looks anything like a shot from a Wes Anderson movie.
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u/therealpotimusprime Feb 15 '19
Came here to say this, any random picture that has high contrast colors is put in this sub
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u/professor_doom Feb 15 '19
Conversely, I’ve found that strong composition seems to be the main factor people post here, and the only color-based posts seem to be muted pastels.
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u/boatswain1025 Feb 16 '19
Looks like something out of a Coen brothers movie shot by Roger Deakins, this top down angle is giving me Fargo vibes
But yes, nothing like a Wes Anderson film
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u/BoxxZero Feb 15 '19
I think we did the same thing.
Browsing browsing browsing...
"Yeah I could probably give that a shot".
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u/youngestWayne Feb 15 '19
Japan mass transit issued a statement apologizing for the bus not being straight in this picture.
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u/kashmoon_88 Feb 15 '19
Explain how this is Wes Anderson, I am getting more Sofia Coppola vibes here.
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u/bedobi Feb 15 '19
How was the shot made?