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Noir Shoot Set 2

 This is the second set of shots from our Noir Shoot, which was intended to invoke the pulp crime feeling of the 40's and 50's. Some of it ended up being sexier than I originally thought, but that's only a problem if you believe in there being such a thing as too much of a good thing. I played with effects and textures a bit, and of course there are a couple of black and white. I believe doing this kind of shoot I would have been sent to photographer jail had I not done a couple in black and white. Enjoy!










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