Thank you, John. I did not overly care for the color version. The blues were too passive for what I envision a theater marquee should be. Closer to what you have with some of the casinos.
Thank you so much. Taking theater marquees has been a project I’ve been working on for the last 6 months. Fortunately, California has many older theaters that are still in operations.
Thanks Laura, I like it better than the color as well. It is unusual that blue was chosen for the marquee. Could it have had something to do with the colors for Cal, Berkeley?
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Wow, this is a beautiful conversion!! 😁👍
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Thank you, John. I did not overly care for the color version. The blues were too passive for what I envision a theater marquee should be. Closer to what you have with some of the casinos.
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Great work. Love these oldie theaters. Cheers
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Thank you so much. Taking theater marquees has been a project I’ve been working on for the last 6 months. Fortunately, California has many older theaters that are still in operations.
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Wow great movie!
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Thanks
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I love your B&W version. 🙂
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Thanks Laura, I like it better than the color as well. It is unusual that blue was chosen for the marquee. Could it have had something to do with the colors for Cal, Berkeley?
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Lovey tones and contrasts in the B&W conversion
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Thank you and I too like the B&W version than the color version. I love blue but for a theater marquee….
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This looks like an image from the 50’s or 60’s. Very nice!
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Thank you. I do prefer the B&W in this case.
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Looks great both in colours and B&W. I wish I could have said the same about the movie…
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