There are two meanings here: 1. Substantive – it looks like a still from a film: in terms of staging, in terms of mise-en-scène. 2. Technological: light, shadow, deep blacks, long takes, etc. When handing over the film to the director (cameraman), someone would say, "Listen, you've got a flaw here: it's dark, out of focus," and the director (cameraman) would reply, "What are you talking about, man – it's brilliant, my best shot." And in a way, he would be right. .
P.S. I don't like the way the table is hanging in the air, so I'll suggest View crop
Exactly: 1.
GooDMooD, a good deed is never a failure
Joker, I like that empty space. But your version is also possible.
By the way, what does "cinematic" mean?
There are two meanings here: 1. Substantive – it looks like a still from a film: in terms of staging, in terms of mise-en-scène.
2. Technological: light, shadow, deep blacks, long takes, etc. When handing over the film to the director (cameraman), someone would say, "Listen, you've got a flaw here: it's dark, out of focus," and the director (cameraman) would reply, "What are you talking about, man – it's brilliant, my best shot." And in a way, he would be right.
Joker, haha. Salvador's motives