Film Noir

[benqui]

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Maya, Sigma BF, 1.4/85  this photo remains me of classic film noir

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But the atmosphere wasn‘t really that bleak..

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[stuny]

Yes, #1 does feel straight out of 1940's film noir

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Am 25.7.2025 um 13:11 schrieb stuny:

Yes, #1 does feel straight out of 1940's film noir

Thanks a lot Stuart!! 

[M Street Photographer]

The first photo has a high proportion of film noir style. But if you are interested in Film Noir then it should be clear to everyone that the period from 1930 to about 1955 was.Especially in the 1940s, film noir lost some of its importance and was then taken up by America. Unfortunately, the style that developed up until 1955 had little in common with the film noir of the previous era. This genre inevitably lost interest because the American style didn't appeal to popular tastes.

 

 

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vor 2 Stunden schrieb M Street Photographer:

The first photo has a high proportion of film noir style. But if you are interested in Film Noir then it should be clear to everyone that the period from 1930 to about 1955 was.Especially in the 1940s, film noir lost some of its importance and was then taken up by America. Unfortunately, the style that developed up until 1955 had little in common with the film noir of the previous era. This genre inevitably lost interest because the American style didn't appeal to popular tastes.

 

 

Thanks a lot for this information, I did not know it!