Not quite Renoir, but it will do for now.
Renoir’s Bal au Moulin de la Galette is as good as it gets. Suffused with warmth, gaiety, movement, sheer joy, modern crowd scenes simply cannot improve on this masterpiece.
But Renoir did not have QTVR + sound, though he came awfully close. I swear I can hear the revellers in his magnificent canvas. And look how tightly he crops his composition!
Here is my own pathetic imitation.
Was the sound for the panorama recorded at the place and time of the photograph? It, the sound, seems too dense and close for the number of people eating and to me it looks like the people are eating off of paper plates but there are several silverware on plates clangs. Just curious, I guess it’s more of a question than a comment. I’ve really enjoyed your writings, it’s good to have someone with strong opinions that isn’t hesitant to state them. Thanks.
Terry – the sound track was something I found on the web – I just wanted a busy sounding dining atmosphere and did not sweat the details.
Good catch!