#dc noir

“It's a hobby among District of Columbia locals: Picking apart glaring geographic and architectural inaccuracies in movies and television shows set in Washington. The reason for this disconnect is simple: Few TV shows or movies actually film in Washington. Other cities offer more generous tax incentives. Filmmakers say Washington can be a difficult place for them —the entire district is a no-fly zone for helicopters and drones. Those seeking film permits must sometimes contend with several overlapping police forces: the district's Metropolitan Police, National Parks Service police, the United States Capitol Police and the Secret Service.”

This Daydream Shimmer artwork is based on “Batman Vs Superman: Dawn Of Justice!” I drew it in the style of DC noir! (Black and White) Daydream flies towards Doomsday and stabs him with a kryptonite spear! Hope y’all love it!☀️❤️

Actor Thaddeus Street on the set of DC Noir. The District of Columbia. Canon 6D, Sigma 50mm. NIK Analogue Efex Pro. 

Actors on the set of DC Noir in The District of Columbia. Written, produced, and co-directed by George Pelecanos. Canon 6D, Sigma 24mm. NIK Analogue Efex Pro. 

Background extra on the set of DC Noir. The District of Columbia. Canon 80D, Sigma 50mm. NIK Analogue Efex Pro. 

On the set of DC Noir, actors Judith Hoag, Ben Mathews, and actor/writer/director/producer George Pelecanos. We were filming next to the DC jail, in The District of Columbia. Canon 80D, LensBaby Edge 80. NIK Analogue Efex Pro. 

Jay O. Sanders plays Sgt. Peters in the film DC Noir. By George Pelecanos. The District of Columbia. Canon 6D, Sigma 8 to 16mm. NIK Analogue Efex Pro. 

Actress Jaci Jones on the set of DC Noir. The District of Columbia. Canon 6D, Sigma 50mm. NIK Analogue Efex Pro.