December 28th, 2020 by Calvero
There’s a bunch of great photos of him out of costume, usually wearing a suit. I have a couple in my room, one of him (probably in his 20s) in a suit, and another of him wearing everyday clothes (one of his tennis sweaters), holding a violin, talking to Buster Keaton on the set of Limelight.
And then there are the artsy ones like the one above taken by Lee Miller. I absolutely love the lighting.
Another one that is artsy, and I love almost as much as Miller’s photo, is one taken by Edward Steichen in 1925. Again the lighting is great, and the use of Chaplin’s larger than life shadow.
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Posted in 20th century, 20th century film, Charlie Chaplin, classic comedy, Nostalgia, Photography, Silent movies Tagged with: black and white, celebrity photography, Charlie Chaplin, light, photography, shadow
