I posted this on Monochromia a few days ago, though it occurred to me today that it was a perfect entry for Signs: the WordPress weekly photo challenge. Though the challenge ended a few days ago, better late than never.
Nikon D7000, 35mm f/1.8 lens, 1/250sec @ f/1.8, ISO 200
Still test driving my friend’s Nikon D7000, I couldn’t resist putting the camera through its paces when I walked by my local movie theater late one weekday evening. I was drawn to the nearly deserted lobby, and of course, all the lines, curves, and shadows and the brightly lit signs. I loved the possibilities this scene held for a black and white conversion. The result? More love for the D7000!
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great photo for black and white, I love the two levels as well – the lines and glass, as well as the beautiful black and white images of famous movie stars, pefect for the movie theatre!
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Thanks, Janice! It is definitely a fun and welcoming entrance 🙂
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Love the shot and the B&W is absolutely perfect. Well done.
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Thanks, Tina. I appreciate your comment!
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That is a superb view and shot! I love how you captured the movie posters in the background. It reminds me of living in the Philippines. All around the city huge movie posters featuring popular entertainers from their country and other parts of Asia and Europe. Thanks for sharing.
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What a great comment! I just love it when someone sees something in a photo I’ve taken that resonates in a very personal way. Thank YOU for sharing that story 🙂
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Hi Stacy! I’ve not made it over to Monochromia yet today so I’m glad I’m seeing this here. So much to see in this image! Nicely done!
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Glad you like it, Laurie! And thanks for leaving a comment 🙂
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like the photo taken in France on the side of Amboise
beautiful week
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Hi, Pat. Not quite sure what you’re referring to, but I thank you for your lovely comment 🙂
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Great photo Stacy, I like that there are two levels to the photo not just vertically but depth wise with the photos inside on the top level, is multi-dimensional. Love it 🙂
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Good point, Karen! I hadn’t really thought about the “dimensions.” Thanks for pointing that out 🙂
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You’re welcome 😆
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