Image transcripion: 1951 — “Little Lebowski,” Jeff Bridges, P and his celebrity father, Lloyd Bridges.
(Originally published earlier today on beige.party)
this post was submitted on 20 Feb 2024
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@[email protected] With film cameras things tended to be more composed. You wouldn’t waste a shot when the kid was not posing. The further back you go, the more rare candid shots become. The kid not participating and dad smiling despite knowing the shot isn’t ready seem incongruous to the period.