“Accidental Wes Anderson” Subreddit Collects Real-Life Locales Fit for Anderson Films
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The cinematography of Wes Anderson films is marked by symmetry, vibrant color schemes and a tinge of whimsy. Famously, every frame is a painting. Though Anderson’s sets are a combination of set design and location scouting, users of the subreddit “Accidental Wes Anderson” find places that capture the director’s style without a single added prop.
A good chunk of the photos come from Scandinavia, but most every hemisphere is represented on the feed. Each of the places look as if they could have housed a scene from The Grand Budapest Hotel or The Royal Tenenbaums.
Check out tweets with some of the subreddit’s best posts below, and explore it for yourself here.
Loving this ‘Accidental Wes Anderson’ reddit. https://t.co/iXowtRExEjpic.twitter.com/KbtAPluYwb
— Margaret Davidson (@cinestylography) July 6, 2017
Bestes Subreddit aller Zeiten: Accidental Wes Anderson https://t.co/0aIFuW55Pp
— Phil Jahner (@philipp) July 2, 2017
Accidental Wes Anderson might just be my new favorite subreddit https://t.co/LLjZrLe9eVpic.twitter.com/DMpoBXjLLA
— WarStartsAtMidnight (@WSaMPod) June 19, 2017