Articles in Two Theaters
iPhoneography: Two Theaters – The Downer
Near Milwaukee’s Upper East Side nestled in the middle of a quiet block is The Downer Theatre. Built in 1915, it’s one of the first neighborhood theaters in the country.
iPhoneography: Two Theaters – The Lakewood, Abstracts
Two abstracts of lighting fixtures from Dallas’ Lakewood Theater, shot and processed on an iPhone.
iPhoneography: Two Theaters: The Castro Gate
Two Theaters: The Castro gate, San Francisco, California
iPhoneography: Two Theaters: The Planets
The lobby of the Cinemark IMAX Theatre in Dallas is breathtaking. The tall ceilings house a steampunk-like installation piece of the planets.
iPhoneography: Two Theaters: The Meadowbrook Drive-In
There used to be two more screens nearby. Weeds and bushes had reclaimed the parking areas. None of the screens were even worth tearing down.
iPhoneography: Two Theaters: The Azle
Its clean art deco lines have been stripped of just about anything resembling a movie palace. Long closed, it’s still maintained. I hear they use it for private events.
iPhoneography: Two Theaters: The Grand
I never got to see a movie at The Grand. It was closed long before I ever found it. I had lived in Fort Worth for years and had always heard that part of town was pretty sketchy — dangerous for kids without any street sense.
iPhoneography: Two Theaters
In a packed show, odds were good that you would see the back of someone’s head covering up part of the screen. If you were tall like me, you were “that guy.”
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