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A classic, if not, the best representations of film noir in my opinion. I love the crime feel but without it having to be around a mans crime. well it becomes a mans crime but really its all from the master mind of the woman.

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Galka is a street photographer based in London. She mostly worked with black & white imagery, usually having people in her images. She doesn't work with crime noir but she uses the effect of light and shadowing to create beautiful noir felt images. I like her style of happier takes on the noir shadowing. Normally in noir, shadows are created to show scary characters or to make a character seem important (Casting a large shadow over those close). So this style of happy shadows may stir away from the genre but i like the different take of the way she uses this.

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The way shadows are used are to create the effect of prison bar cell. The light shines directly over the character and their environment telling the audience without having to explain itself. It is used in the way of Foreshadowing for later events. These are elements i preferably like from the film and are points i will be using in my final piece.

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Rice uses techniques to make this once colourful picture become apart of the film noir genre, his works with the way the light becomes dark/ unseen on the left but then bright and just under exposed on the right. I find this ever effective and his styles of edit may be something I work with.