ENTRY DESCRIPTION
According to most critics, „Lebanese bond“ is one of the crowning jewles of noirESQUE film production which inspired wave of melodramatic frauds in screwedCITY real estate market. The final scene (shown here) was taken in lebanese quarter, the only remaining foreign quarter in screwedCITY following enforcement of „Xenophobic Act“ – apparently, adjective „lebanese“ has tongue-rolling and pronunciation-friendly qualities, and therefore lebanese quarter (with its national cuisine restaurants and monochromatic, petty crime ridden streets) was left intact.

Interestingly, „Lebanese bond“ director's cut is 20 minutes shorter than final cut version for public release. All known copies of „Lebanese bond“ director's cut are owned by McCullough...

noirESQUE is part of "screwedCITY" series.

Image taken by Canon 7D, lens: Canon 18-200mm, f:11, exposure: 2s

AUTHOR
I was born on January 8th 1980. in the city of Split (Croatia). I am an amateur photographer and my work focuses on the exploration of human element in its most contemplative state - isolation. I also believe that being succinct is one of the rarest and most precious attributes of good communication, and that a truly great conversation can simultaneously take both participants everywhere and nowhere, while they graciously play with ideas. That intention lies behind "screwedCITY" - the series of photos in whom I play with abstract patterns which, by carefully adding the human element, are given the illusion of a place, or a space with the story of its own...

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