Film Noir Picture

1. I think that this photograph was taken around the 1940s because it is displayed black and white.

2. The message that the photograph could have been conveying is that the actor is lonely.

3. This image is easy to create to because there’s only the man’s chin and him holding a glass on a table (under a spot light and on a table)

Source: http://www.playbuzz.com/lyricstagecompanyofboston10/who-would-you-be-in-a-film-noir 

1. I think this image was also created around the 1940s again because of the grey style (black and white) look.

2. The image would be easy to create because there’s only one person, I can easily re-create the expression on the man’s face, I may be able to re-create the background, I don’t know if I can re-create the clothes though.

Source: http://wesclark.com/webnoir/the_set_up.html

1. I think this image was also created around the 1950s because again it is black and white.

2. It is easy to re-create because the man is holding a pen to his mouth and not a cigar, which is lucky for me because I don’t like smoking and I am not old enough to buy one anyway.

https://shannahphillips.files.wordpress.com/2011/01/img_3910.jpg

1. I think that this picture may have been taken around the 2000s because although it looks old, the clothing that the man is wearing look quite modern (in my opinion)

2. However, I think that this image may be good to re-create because there’s only one person, and I could create a filter to place in front of the camera.

Source: https://www.pinterest.com/pin/401242648026571504/

1) I think this image was taken around the 1950s because of the old fashioned clock, the look of the lady in the background and the fact it is displayed in black and white.

2) Also it would be easy to create because I can be the person reflected in the clock, I could still get the time of the clock (within the nearest 5 minutes) and I could use the settings on the camera to make the image black and white.

3) I will be taking this shot at home, with the sealing lights (which are soft lights) as lighting, I will be using one of the clocks I have at home and hopefully it will be reflective enough to show my face.

Source: http://widescreenworld.blogspot.co.uk/2015_03_01_archive.html

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