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Love the colours in that, but it might be to your advantage to post the image at a slightly larger size.
Forgotten by Rockydude411, on Flickr
The Empty Room by Rockydude411, on Flickr
Sorry for double post
Last edited by funmiproductions (June 7, 2014 (10:49am))
empty by funmiproductions, on Flickr
Last edited by funmiproductions (June 7, 2014 (10:51am))
Is judging still taking place today?
It is. I'll do that later, I don't have time right now.
And the winner is…
Willow Tree ! That's a nice photo, I liked the lighting and colors. However, there is a shadow on the background on the right, and we can see the edge of the sheet of paper. Maybe it would be more interesting to have the light come from the left thant from the right, as we would see the face of the character better. (The side of his head is more visible in your photograph but this is not the most interesting thing to show.)
Rockydude411Bricks. Interesting lighting, it creates a nice atmosphere for your scene. However as everything is out of focus it's hard to get the point of the photo.
funmiproductions. Nice framing, but the lighting is too "flat".
Thank you Aiwha, and congratulations Willow Tree!
Maybe it would be more interesting to have the light come from the left thant from the right, as we would see the face of the character better.
No... The subject of the picture is clearly the empty suitcase, not the fisherman. Plus, the silhouette looks awesome.
Thanks, Aiwha! I thought the theme for this past week was great. I'm glad you liked it, Loic! And you're right, the subject is, indeed, the empty suitcase.
Alright, so the theme for this week's challenge is Film Noir. If you're unfamiliar with Film Noir, it's a term used to describe a genre of crime dramas from the mid-1900's. Entries will be judged next Friday, June 20th.
I'll try to enter... That's a stylish and very inspiring theme.
Good luck everybody! 
Ok, time slipped away last time. Challenge excepted 
This theme sounds brilliant, I'll definitely try enter!
Also, just wondering: Is the theme meant to be based strictly off of Film Noir itself, or is it more a reference to Noir style (and could it, say, be neo-Noir?)
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or is it more a reference to Noir style (and could it, say, be neo-Noir?)
Yes, the theme is more of a reference and you could do something pertaining to neo-Noir. I'm curious to see your entry!
It's the first time that I participate in this thread, I'm quite noob. I did two entries, enjoy it!
Entry #1
Cinematography Challenge: Film Noir (1) by HarryAndBillyBrick
Entry #2
Cinematography Challenge: Film Noir (2) by HarryAndBillyBrick
Those are great frames! Really fantastic!
FlyingMinifig wrote:or is it more a reference to Noir style (and could it, say, be neo-Noir?)
Yes, the theme is more of a reference and you could do something pertaining to neo-Noir. I'm curious to see your entry!
I'll try not to disappoint. I'm really liking the submissions thus far, looks like there's going to be a lot of competition. Quick question: is there any limit to how many frames you can post?
Quick question: is there any limit to how many frames you can post?
Nope! You can submit as many frames as you like; whether it be one frame or a hundred frames.
Well, here's my first frame:
The Client by FlyingMinifig, on Flickr
Also, here's an alternate take I made.
The Client (2) by FlyingMinifig, on Flickr
I do have another frame planned, but thus far I haven't gotten a satisfactory take, so I'll have to work on it yet.
I like the first one. And the second one is nice too. But, your lens appears to be really dusty, especially in the darker spots of your frames.
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