That's Homer sitting in Moe's car at a drive-in realizing that he's blown it again and won't be able to use the train as a tool in an insurance fraud scheme, all of which is just a slice of a long story which isn't that important.
What's interesting about this scene for photographers is that it's a reference to this
It's good to find photography seeping its way into mass culture.
3 comments:
A fabulous image. The "B/W photograph as historical document" crowd might be interested to know that (according to a NY Times article last year) the teenage models were paid, the car was his, and the picture of the jet was pasted in, among other manipulations. 56 flash bulbs fired simultaneously.
So this might be one case where photographing a scene took longer than drawing it.
Yes, not that it matters.
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