A noir esque photograph I took..”it was a cold night where my home didn’t feel like it anymore, so I wandered “1yr ⋅ younggodicarus ⋅ r/noir
[OC] My Brother and I are making a comic. We've never done anything like this before. Here's the 1st page of The Typist!4yr ⋅ davetell2 ⋅ r/noir
I wander the streets of Toronto at night, looking for cinematic moments. This is what I found...7yr ⋅ boravsbora ⋅ r/noir
Dunno if this will be acceptable for the subreddit, but just a noir image i took of me3yr ⋅ LuePlays ⋅ r/noir
I decided to show everyone a photo of myself. Aside from Noir I love that TV show Gotham it has inspired much of my work.3yr ⋅ IcecoldPhotos ⋅ r/noir
Grim Fandango - classic weird noir based on Dia de Los Muertos. (1998 PC game) Manuel Manny Calavera is a travel agent in The Land of the Dead who has stumbled across a ring of corruption.2yr ⋅ funkygrrl ⋅ r/noir
[OC] My husband said I should post this here so here I am posting it here. A little moody street I painted, he says its noir2yr ⋅ LastExitAhead ⋅ r/noir
Have you heard of nautical noir? It's a brilliant subcategory of the classic film noir cycle. Read about it here: https://heartofnoir.com/spotlights/nautical-noir/4mo ⋅ HeartofNoir ⋅ r/noir
Interior pages for my (in progress) noir graphic novel set in 1920's Harlem.2yr ⋅ SockBramson ⋅ r/noir
Love Noir cinematography, the shadows and light, mystery. Anyway here's a drawing!3yr ⋅ milksperfect ⋅ r/noir
ISO Picture—my bf’s favorite noir film includes this beautiful painting. Does anyone know of somewhere to buy a print of it?1yr ⋅ Tip_Initial ⋅ r/noir
Deep Cover (1992) tracks an undercover cop (Lawrence Fishburne) trying to infiltrate a crack cocaine ring (feat. Jeff Goldblum) in the Los Angeles underworld. It bears all the hallmarks of noir - mostly shot at night, the stark lighting is especially beautiful here - but seems not often discussed.4yr ⋅ pow-wow ⋅ r/noir
A page from the noir graphic novel I've worked last years, it called Paradise Lot :)1yr ⋅ danicavi_ ⋅ r/noir
Reading Batman: Year One. I'm in love with the tone and art of this Gordon scene4yr ⋅ r3DDitittz879 ⋅ r/noir
Have you seen this modern noir from the director of Until the End of the World?3yr ⋅ murakamidiver ⋅ r/noir
Check Out My New Noir Themed Book, The Crimson Vial! It is inspired by 1920-40s Detective Fiction3yr ⋅ quadack ⋅ r/noir
Rotten way to kill a man. But it's quiet... Hate yourself later [Sin City, 2005]7yr ⋅ orbojunglist ⋅ r/noir
It has always seemed to me to be the perfect setting for at least part of a Noir movie or Hardboiled novel. The bleak motel on outskirts of town or stranded out on a lost highway. - Vinita, OK, 1991. Photo by Jeff Brouws.5yr ⋅ frecklefactor ⋅ r/noir
I waited there for him in the rain like that for hours, unsure if he would return6yr ⋅ aNoGoodSumBitch ⋅ r/noir
I made a special trip to see this house last time I was in LA (pre-Covid). Which film noir is this house from? ;-)3yr ⋅ 300_Months ⋅ r/noir
A Man Lighting His Pipe In Thick Fog Under The Arches At The Temple, London, 23 December 19356yr ⋅ don_la ⋅ r/noir
Back from Sing Sing. Mobsters return by train to New York for a new trial, January 19405yr ⋅ sussoutthemoon ⋅ r/noir
A car sits at the bottom of the Costa Mesa Inn pool as police investigate., March 18, 1984 - Photo by Colin Crawford5yr ⋅ frecklefactor ⋅ r/noir
Backbone is a pixel adventure inspired by film noir. And raccoon private detectives.6yr ⋅ Backbone_game ⋅ r/noir
The cold night was as dark as my thoughts and the frosty air put ice in my lungs - the glow of the neon lights mocked my struggles...6yr ⋅ aNoGoodSumBitch ⋅ r/noir
Took this picture in Montmartre, Paris, a few years back. Never understood why I liked it so much before knowing this sub!6yr ⋅ victorelessar ⋅ r/noir
My housemates and I created a noir Christmas card a few years back for our friends and family6yr ⋅ mmc2020 ⋅ r/noir
Did a film noir magic the gathering cross over film for MTG's new 1930s themed set New Capenna https://youtu.be/1rxvvbxuqb82yr ⋅ Historical-Drag-9407 ⋅ r/noir
A.L. Whitey Schafer, the head of photography at Columbia Pictures, took this picture in 1941 as a protest against the censorship restrictions in the Hays Code8yr ⋅ midnightbarber ⋅ r/noir
