Photojojo’s Top 50 Movies for Photo Fans

https://pkuatm.org/2024/05/13/alnkoh2tebz I’ll preface this post by admitting that I have not taken the time to sit down and watch a movie in full in over a month, save for one exception in the theatre (and I sat the whole time thinking about photo projects that needed to be finished). After going though Photojojo’s list of the top fifty movies for photo lovers, however, I may just have to start!

enter site Photojojo, a creative website featuring the best in creative gear, tips, and so-it-yourself photography projects, is definitely one of the websites I visit daily. (Last week, for example, the team was talking about how to budget build your own tilt-shift lens – this is valuable information, folks.) Photojojo’s top fifty list features good oldies such as Rear Window starring Jimmy Stewart, whose photographic sleuthing skills lead him into a murder mystery. Here’s a tip for history buffs – apparently Stewart’s character was based on real life war photographer Robert Capa.

https://photovisions.ca/pkj82o21g The list does not exclude more recent films, as the inclusion of Memento, starring Guy Pearce, and Closer, a film featuring Julia Roberts as an art photographer proves. However, good oldies seem to pervade the list, and names such as Audrey Hepburn, Fred Astaire, Paul Newman, and Marlon Brando seem to stick out above their modern counterparts.

source Rather your movie taste leans toward the old or new, Photojojo’s list has a photography movie that will draw your attention. My goal is to watch all fifty within the year – those readers who would like to join me, let me know!

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