Shooting black and white is one thing. Shooting black and white at night, in the dark, is quite another. Yet, the effect is so very unique, and so very alluring, that it’s worth the little bit of trouble. The concept … Continue reading
me·trop·o·lis [mi-trop-uh-lis] noun, plural me·trop·o·lis·es. 1. any large, busy city. 2. the chief, and sometimes capital, city of a country, state, orregion. 3. a central or principal place, as of some activity: the music metropolis of France. That’s what the dictionary has to say about the term Metropolis, but for many people, myself included, it invokes a less real image: often dark, frequently crime-ridden, the home of Superman because this … Continue reading
Janice Sherlock came with an easy smile. An eternal optimist who always preferred to look at the bright side of matters, few were the times when the corners of her lips weren’t turned up. Her ability to exude confidence and … Continue reading
Yeah, she shot them. And she’d do it again, too. No one cheats on Velma. No one. And especially not with her sister. Maybe the problems were inherent. She was named after her grandmother, an admittedly wild dancer from the “roaring … Continue reading
Aliens. They’re out there, you know. I’ve seen them. They’re simultaneously frightening and amusing, for no matter how we picture them, no matter how friendly they may first appear, the question that sticks in the back of our minds is, … Continue reading