Luke Skinner

i take pictures sometimes

[Luke Skinner @lukesknr]

@paoloethugo Thx for making the time bruv

[Luke Skinner @lukesknr]

@criterionchannl Roma w/ @crystallinab !! #criterion4u

[How Would Lubitsch Do It? - a Film Formally Joint @FilmFormally]

HOW WOULD LUBITSCH DO IT? Returns! Season 2 debuts with a conversation featuring @lucimarz in which we discuss the history of film lighting and cinematography trends!

Come find us on the podcast app of your choice, or our website.

https://t.co/mf5Z6UBp9H

[Luke Skinner @lukesknr]

@paoloethugo @JamesClear Really cool composition

[Luke Skinner @lukesknr]

@paoloethugo that second one’s a knee slapper

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@kristyfurlan 🧡

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Black Phoebe outside San Diego

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@kristyfurlan gurl

[Luke Skinner @lukesknr]

@paoloethugo ha, i regret sending this photo now

[Luke Skinner @lukesknr]

i don't know who to share this with so i'll just drop this here for my three followers –

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(is that how you do this?)

[Luke Skinner @lukesknr]

colors from today

[Luke Skinner @lukesknr]

@letterboxd Good week

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@letterboxd

[Luke Skinner @lukesknr]

@paoloethugo Saucy

[Luke Skinner @lukesknr]

Emotional, visually pristine, and masterfully directed, Bernardo Bertolucci's "The Last Emperor" is a beautiful large-scale film that really achieves in its genre. Read more of my reflection here: https://t.co/n5261Oo2Sm

[Luke Skinner @lukesknr]

Krzysztof Kieślowski's "Three Colours: Blue" is beautifully intimate and heartbreaking, a film that packs so much of the human experience in a genuine, effective way. Read more of my reflection here: https://t.co/hl7MlXkNpe

[Luke Skinner @lukesknr]

There is so much more I would like to say, but at this point, I don't believe I understanding the meaning of half of it. It is so deeply embedded with philosophical discussion whilst analyzing the three characters within the story and how their humanity shapes their perspectives.

[Luke Skinner @lukesknr]

I watched Tarkovsky's "Stalker" for the first time. A single viewing is certainly not enough. The visual language and moments of incredible silence are amplified by the invitation for the audience to pause spiritually and dwell in the slowness of this experience.