W/NW Film Noir

[tomtofa]

 

[porktaco]

very third man

 

[porktaco]

-Take a bad photo.
-Convert to B&W
-Set contrast to +100.
-instafilmnoir

lol. disagree but i love the light and shadow here.

 

[porktaco]

*waits for bogeyman to jump out of shadows*

 

[Roberto V.]

Awesome photos guys, keep 'em coming!

A couple more from me:


Untitled by Roberto V., on Flickr


Untitled by Roberto V., on Flickr

 

[Roberto V.]

This was my first Film Noir photo, from my first roll of B&W film:

The Call by Roberto V., on Flickr

 

[paulfish4570]

Roberto, you are a talented young man.

 

[photony texas]

Is this Noir-ish ?

 

[Roberto V.]

Roberto, you are a talented young man.

Thanks Paul. I try to keep learning every day. Nice photo

 

[Roberto V.]

Is this Noir-ish ?

Interesting photos, I like the second one.

 

[Roberto V.]

Hey guys, could you recommend me some good film noir movies please? A good friend and I are planning an exhibit, and we decided to use the film noir aesthetic as a visual theme for the whole exhibit. I already have The Maltese Falcon, Gilda, and The Big Combo. Any other suggestions?

 

[peterm1]

Hey guys, could you recommend me some good film noir movies please? A good friend and I are planning an exhibit, and we decided to use the film noir aesthetic as a visual theme for the whole exhibit. I already have The Maltese Falcon, Gilda, and The Big Combo. Any other suggestions?

An absolute clasic is "The Third Man"

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0041959/

A good recent one in similar style is "The Good German" made in 2006 as a kind of homage to the film noir style.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0452624/

 

[varjag]

Tango by varjagg, on Flickr

 

[Jaans]

Although, apparently, smoking is a defacto qualifier for a "Film Noir" shot?



Leica M8 + 50mm f/1.4 Summilux "pre-asph" E46

Boom - that is one hell of a portrait - absolutely top notch. The intellect scouting the nearby tables for his next narrative. Sartre with the pipe on the bank looking into the dreamy future.The way you captured the subject with the bar/coffee shop in the background imbues it with a timeless quality.

Actually moving on from Paris, coz with the ever so slight subject movement from the slow shutter speed, I almost feel that I am in back in Berlin during the Weimar republic looking at a twisted debauched portrait by George Grosch or Otto Dix.

This photo portrait would not look out of place in Petersen's groundbreaking Cafe Lehmeitz book.

 

[paulfish4570]

 

[Roberto V.]

An absolute clasic is "The Third Man"

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0041959/

A good recent one in similar style is "The Good German" made in 2006 as a kind of homage to the film noir style.

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0452624/

Thanks Peter! I'll check those out.

 

[ashfaque]

An absolute clasic is "The Third Man"

+1
Wonderful images. Thanks a lot everyone.

I'm learning about photography every day from you. So thanks for that as well.

 

[venchka]

 

[Paolo Bonello]

Beneath

 

[TennesseJones]