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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Monochromia 
Stacey I love this in black and white! Such great contrast and I love they way you chose to compose the shot within the frame! Really Nice!
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Thanks, Robyn! I knew I wanted the symmetry; it was the vertical composition that I experimented a lot with 🙂
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Wonderful symmetry and rippling reflections Stacey!
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That symmetry took me quite a few shots and a bit of post-processing cropping, Patti! Thanks for noticing 🙂
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This is a great shot Stacy, I love the huge movie posters in black and white! 🙂
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Thanks, Elina! It’s fun to really study those movie posters. From the Wizard of Oz to Halle Barry in James Bond – quite a collection 😉
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Reblogged this on Visual Venturing.
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Reblogged this on The Visual Chronicle and commented:
Love black and white images ? Visit our exclusively black and white photoblog Monochromia – https://groupexpo.wordpress.com
Photo by Stacy !
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Beautiful photo. 😀
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Thanks, Raewyn! I’m happy that you like it 🙂
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Great job Stacy 🙂 There is just so much to look at in this shot and the exposure is perfect. Very well done.
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Thanks, Joe, and for the reblog as well!
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Very nice achievement on two levels – a void size for the bottom of life for the top – plus the geometry! a beautiful picture, thank you – Good weekend
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So glad you like it, PTCK, and thanks for your kind comment!
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