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NaArMaMo - Day 28 Close cropping

Aug 28, 2011 09:54

Today's entry - four very close crops (plus four medium crops for comparison). They are probably even more obscure than usual, barring one.

Four close crops for naarmamo:

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julia sawalha, house of eliott, servalan, lynda day, jenna russell, jacqueline pearce, press gang, icons, blake's 7, naarmamo

Comments 10

persiflage_1 August 28 2011, 09:00:10 UTC

Nope, not bored of iconses yet!

lost_spook August 28 2011, 11:22:57 UTC

Aw. Thank you! :-)

st_aurafina August 28 2011, 11:30:57 UTC

Ooh, the Lynda Day one is just beautiful!

lost_spook August 28 2011, 12:18:24 UTC

Thank you! Mind, it's not difficult when you've got Julia Sawalha to work with. (And, hey, I didn't realise you knew Press Gang! :-D Or possibly I had forgotten, in which case, bad me. Whoops.)

st_aurafina August 28 2011, 12:39:05 UTC

I do! Not intensely fannishly, but I loved it. And have dragged people down to the TV to watch this amazing show that they might not have bothered with because it's cunningly disguised as a kids' show.

lost_spook August 29 2011, 09:09:09 UTC

:-)

It really is, isn't it? Now, I know that Steven Moffat has done one or two things since, but I'm not sure that Press Gang isn't still the best.

dimity_blue August 28 2011, 21:55:49 UTC

Mmm, nice icons! I like the not-quite-so-close ones, myself, but you can really see Maggie's eyes (well, eye) in her close cropped one.

I never knew she sang the Red Dwarf theme tune! Or maybe I did and have forgotten. It was fun to sing along to. :oD

lost_spook August 29 2011, 09:06:29 UTC

Thank you! naarmamo is supposed to be 'art' (*cough*) so I like to play around with different things for it.

And, wow, you even know On The Up as well? It was my sister's favourite show as a teenager, and she watched it so much I ended up v fond of it, too. And, yes, Jenna did - I didn't know till a couple of years ago. "It's cold outside, there's no kind of atmosphere... la la la..."

dimity_blue August 29 2011, 19:53:30 UTC

I made a mistake in my comment - I was thinking Maggie was the actress's name!

However. I looked up 'On the Up' on the IMDb, and yes, I *do* know it! I didn't remember it by the title though, it was reading the blurb and realising it starred Dennis Waterman that jogged my memory. I used to watch it every time it was on. If I'm remembering the characters correctly, I wanted Tony and Maggie to get together so much.

I'm starting to think I watched *way* too much TV in those days!

lost_spook August 30 2011, 08:31:23 UTC

:lol: Yes, it was written by Bob Larbey, so even though it wasn't one of the outstanding ones, it was still quite funny and sweet. It had Joan Sims as Mrs Wembley, too - "Just the one, Mrs Wembley!" Oh, dear - Maggie ended up with Sam instead, didn't she? V unlikely, but also quite sweet. But then Sam Kelly was my fave thing about On The Up: "I'm always silly. It's just more noticeable in the mornings." :-)