Gen Bingo - Trapped - The Sentinel

[stargatesg1971]

In this scene from Most Wanted, Harry has just triggered a booby trap to ensnare Jim and Blair in an enclosed room thinking they were feds chasing him. When he realises they're the local cops he tries to convince them that he's not the guy they're looking for and offers them his help (with conditions) to capture the man impersonating him.

I tried to project a 'trapped' look but as the scene plays out on two levels it was more difficult than I originally anticipated. On reflection I probably should have selected another fandom and used an imprisoned moment which played out on one level, but I wanted the challenge of trying to do the split scene and I had fun trying to make it work. :D

Comments

[antares04a.livejournal.com]

I think because of the man on the upper left corner looking down on them this wallpaper conveys very clearly a feeling of being trapped.

But at least they are trapped together .... *g*

Lovely wallpaper with a nice coloring of mostly brown tones - but blue for the man one who trapped them and has the blue sky (freedom) in his back.

[unbelievable2.livejournal.com]

Well, I for one love this. I love the depth of the shadows, the colour palette and the positioning of the figures. The looking down/looking up contrast most certainly conveys a sense of being trapped. A lovely composition. :))

[mab-browne.livejournal.com]

Well, I like it. The dull browns help set the mood. So okay, that's the show, but you've run with it, if that makes sense.

[leesa_perrie]

Love it! I think you've done a great job and captured a trapped feeling very well! :)

[sallymn.livejournal.com]

I love and have saved it, it does get the feeling of being in an enclosed space (and might give me ideas :)

[pattrose.livejournal.com]

I love this one. But then again,there is nothing you do that I don't love. Great job.

[dimity-blue.livejournal.com]

I think it works really well! Harry being up on high with blue sky behind him, and them being caught, trapped in brown tones (earthed, buried), is perfect for the sensation of being trapped.

I'd be really pleased how it turned out, if I were you.

Thanks for sharing.

[kernel1.livejournal.com]

I think it works very well. I really like all the different angles in the scene. It adds a lot of interest.