odd how the DO NOT ENTER sign was right there in the frame of this photo i captured on black & white film
Sometimes I enjoy just photographing the surface because I think it can be as revealing as going to the heart of the matter.
— Annie Leibovitz said that
b L A c K b i R d
b A L L o o N
SpRiNg spRANg
t R A f F i c
I like how the hi-key processing whitens out (eliminates) the unattractive street, but maintains all other elements.
At least they are headed away from the “Do Not Enter.”
A great image! I really like the processing! They seem to be headed in the right direction.
That is a great effect.
I’m impressed that you shot in B&W film. Cool.
It’s a really great shot – I love the effect!
Such a sign always makes me want to enter.
Magnifique ta photo
It’s a superb B&W !!
Bonjour Sherri, très original! Bise, bon jeudi tout en douceur!
This processing is doing well, a nice result.
I like the high key atmoshere. The bride seems t be going the right way.
Quelle scène et vue quelle marie sueprbe
Belle soirée
A pretty street shot in B&W.
they are probably not interested 🙂
well seen !
i was squinting at the picture until i saw what i thought was a bride in a wedding dress crossing the street! do not enter, indeed lol
yes, it’s a bride and groom
the image is soft from the film so that’s why you had to squint, i guess : – )
Well they at least seem to be steering clear of the ‘wrong direction’! It’s been years, no — decades, since I’ve used film. I’ve kept only one of my film cameras and often think I should buy some film and simply have a bit of fun with it. Good for you for working with the film — see what magic you’ve created.