O Brother, Where Art Thou

'O Brother, Where Art Thou' is the first film written and directed by the Coen Brothers that i have ever seen. I decided to watch this film as it seemed to be the title that came up most frequently when i mentioned Coen Brother films, making me think it must be one of the most successful. Although the story line didn't have the most depth, it was an entertaining film with obscure looking actors and comedic areas which kept me watching.
There were a handful of scenes that were either set by lakes or referenced water which instantly inspired me. Also these scenes were set in idyllic places. Both of these things instantly made me think of a specific location back home which i would love to revisit.
Another inspirational scene was when the characters lay around a camp fire creating harsh and impacting shadows on there faces creating a great atmosphere.
Lastly, briefly Woolworth's was mentioned. Even if this doesn't relate to the company that has recently closed down, it did stem ideas of how i could incorporate the derelict site photographically. However after thought it wouldn't fit this project as it was a very broad statement and would be specific enough to the film.