If you have 85 minutes to spare, watch Kubrick's "The Killing"...... http://viooz.co/movies/201-the-killing-1956.html
I'm not super into old movies, but this would be on many cinemaphiles short lists of film noir classics.
Which one do you want Karen to consider for the challenge ?
I don't have many shots that fit the theme, but I always enjoy seeing them. Here's one that I think works....
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Hugh Jass Spider by Lukinosity, on Flickr
Film Noir, eh...?
How's this? It was part of my portfolio for the Single in January but I think there is a strong story there...
Jan 22 - Duelling Bibliophiles par Lightmancer, on ipernity
Hello everybody, personal issues have kept me away from the forum for some months now, so I apologize for jumping back into the forum with posting in the challenge. I don't think this pictures applies, it has been taken with a leica and noctilux lens, but it is indeed a Noir picture, very Noir indeed if you look closely. It is part of a project I did in an abandoned mental sickness home which has been occupied by homeless people for many years.
Some of the shots of that project are on my flickr gallery couleurnoire
Kind regards to all.
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We went to the Covered Bridge Festival in Indiana last weekend to partake in their yearly tradition as well as see family who lives there. It was a one day trip which meant being up early, driving a few hours, visiting and then driving back later. We didn't go to any of the bridges but one. Before we left covered bridge country.. we stopped at this bridge that has a history of hauntings. It was about 8:30pm EST. Resting the x100s on one of the trusses I took this longer exposure image. It would appear I caught a couple ghosts in doing so. I'm not sure whether others will see it as Film Noir or not, but you can't get much darker than death.