Dinner & A Movie FINAL

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Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind 



   I chose to use the movie The Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind as inspiration for the dinner setting. 
I used a clock at a "plate" to represent the major plot in the movie which is memory. The placemat is cut denim covered in writing. I made this decision to represent youthfulness. On top of the plate is a serving of spaghetti messily placed on top of the clock, and to the left is a spilled bottle of wine with broken hearts coming out. In this project, I wanted to show the overall theme of youthfulness and memory. The photo was shot on a DSLR camera and edited in Adobe Lightroom. 


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