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Published: 2020-02-13 06:11:29 +0000 UTC; Views: 51400; Favourites: 637; Downloads: 0
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Memphis TN.Part of my Memphis Noir Photography Series.
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Absolutely fantastic, lively, picture! We can almost breath the rainy night's air.
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The atmosphere is so nostalgic to me. I love it β€
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God, I'd love to see you shoot a short film. It could be completely plotless, and as long as the shots were as gorgeous as this I would watch and spam it.Β
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Haha thank you so much. keep an eye out, I got tapped to work on three different video projects
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Really love the ambience. You played very well the contrast between the lights and the surrounding darkness. And the rain adds a je-ne-sais-quoi to the ensemble. Well done!
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this is beautiful! I just love the look and feel of the image, it sets a kind of chill mood with the lights and rain! beautiful job, keep up the great work!
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WOW!!! Stunning Effects!!! Cool shot!!!!Β
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you're so welcomeΒ
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Nice. I believe that there's an old movie with that title, but I doubt there's any connection between it and the picture.
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There is! And I just really happy that you brought that up because there is a connection! Dario Argento (Director) has always been a major inspiration and the film has influenced a lot of my film and photo work. I usually name one photo in my night photo series after it to pay tribute 
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Hmmm! I never knew it was that interesting. I think I only heard of it and assumed it was some low-budget horror movie. I'll check it out. It's undoubtedly online somewhere.
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You should! Itβs considered one if not the of most visually beautiful horror movies ever created, and has one of the most terrifying scenes in film (no really, I didnβt make that up lol) let me know when you watch it, I could seriously could go for hours about this film. (I did an academic analysis on it for my BFA)
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I will. I'm a fan both of horror and old movies. I already have a pick for "the most terrifying scene in film," so I'll see if "Suspiria" beats it. My current pick is from a 1961 movie called "The Haunting" that got a far-inferior remake in the 1990s. The 1961 director believed that it's not what you see that scares you: it's what you *don't* see. Of course, it helped that CGI didn't exist and practical effects are expensive, so they were more or less forced into the "don't see" option.
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I'm glad I'm not alone to have noticed it
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This is rich! And not just because I'm from Memphis. Thank you!
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