Black And White Image Collection (page 8)

Map showing the route taken by William Dampier on his expedition which reached the shores of New Holland, now Western Australia, in 1699. From a contemporary map

Stereoview Slide, a brides preparations on her wedding day preparing for the ceremony, circa 1900. A maid and friend helping the bride to dress

Black and white image of a twisted and gnarled Juniper tree in Canyonlands National Park; Moab, Utah, United States of America

Black and white image of the sun shining through morning fog and heating the morning dew, Olympic National Park on the Washington Coast; Kalaloch, Washington, United States of America

Black and white image of morning sun rays through the morning fog in the Olympic National Park on the Washington Coast; Kalaloch, Washington, United States of America

Black kite in flight
Black and white image of a Black kite (Milvus migrans) in flight with blurred wingtips; Tanzania

Monochrome confusion of wildebeest drinking from stream
Monochrome confusion of wildebeest (Connochaetes taurinus) drinking from stream, Serengeti National Park; Tanzania

A black and white panoramic picture of Hout Bay with Hout Bay Beach on the left and the marina
black and white image, fishing harbour, fishing boats, yachts, prote, Gallo Landscapes, 933112844

Ice Cold In Alex

Ice Cold In Alex

Sylvia Syms on the set of Ice Cold In Alex (1958)
Sylvia Syms (who played sister Diana Murdoch) during a pause of the filming of Ice Cold In Alex on location in Lybia

A portrait of Joan Greenwood
as Sibella Holland taken for Richard Hamers Kind Hearts and Coronets

Kind Hearts And Coronets

The Man In The White Suit

The Man In The White Suit (1951)
Joan Greenwood in a scene from the classic Ealing comedy

The Man In The White Suit

A behind the scenes image from the filming of The Man In The White Suit (1951)
Alec Guinness in a playful shot with two children taken on the set of Alexander Mackendricks The Man In the White Suit

The Man In The White Suit

The Man In The White Suit

Alfie Bass in a portrait for The Lavender Hill Mob (1951)
A portrait of Alfie Bass as Shortie for the promotion of The Lavender Hill Mob (1951)

A portrait of Alec Guinness for the promotion of The Lavender Hill Mob (1951)
Alec Guinness as Holland in a portrait taken for the publicity of Charles Chrictons The Lavender Hill Mob (1951)

The Lavender Hill Mob

A production still image from The Railway Children (1970)
The main cast of the film directed by Lionel Jeffries wave on the platform of the station

The Lady Killers

Veronica Hurst as Miss Simpson in a production still image from Peeping Tom (1960)
Veronica Hurst as Miss Simpson with Jack Watson in a scene from Michael Powells Peeping Tom (1960)

Peeping Tom

Peeping Tom

Peeping Tom

The Wicker Man

The Wicker Man

The Wicker Man

The Servant
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Dirk Bogarde reflected in a mirror on the set of The Servant (1963)
During a pause of the filming for Joseph Loseys The Servant this unusual portrait of actor Dirk Bogarde is taken reflected in a mirror

Dirk Bogarde as Barrett in The Servant (1963)
Dirk Bogarde carries a tray in character as sinister butler, Barrett in Joseph Loseys The Servant (1963)

James Fox in The Servant (1963)
A distraught James Fox in character for his role of Tony in Joseph Loseys The Servant (1963)

A pause during the filming of The Servant (1963)
Joseph Losey gives some indications to James Fox during the filming of The Servant (1963)

Sarah Miles in a scene from The Servant (1963)
Sarah Miles as Vera in a production still image taken for The Servant (1963)

Dirk Bogarde in The Servant (1963)
Dirk Bogarde as Barrett by a bookcase in a scene from The Servant, directed by Joseph Losey

Sarah Miles in The Servant (1963)
Sarah Miles (as Vera) laughs during a scene of Joseph Loseys The Servant

James Fox in Joseph Loseys The Servant (1963)
James Fox as Tony in a close up taken for Joseph Loseys The Servant, written by Harold Pinter

The Servant

The Servant
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A smiling James Fox in The Servant (1963)
James Fox smiles in a pause of the filming of Joseph Loseys classic drama The Servant written by Harold Pinter

Wendy Craig in a production still image for The Servant (1963)
A portrait of Wendy Craig taken on the set of The Servant (1963)

Harry Andrews and John Mills on the set of Ice Cold In Alex (1958)
Actors Harry Andrews and John Mills at Elstree Studios on the set of Ice Cold In Alex the famous quicksands sequence

John Mills on the set of Ice Cold In Alex (1958)
John Mills is helped to be ready for the filming of the famous quicksands sequence in Ice Cold In Alex (1958) filmed at Elstree Studios

Anthony Quayle during the filming of Ice Cold In Alex (1958)
Anthony Quayle and director J. Lee Thompson on the set of the famous quicksands sequence of Ice Cold In Alex at Elstree Studios in 1957

A pensive Julie Christie on the set of Don t Look Now (1973)
Julie Christie as Laura Baxter, the main character in Nic Roegs Don t Look Now (1973) based on a Daphne Du Mauriers original story

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Capturing the timeless allure of black and white imagery, this collection takes us back to iconic moments in cinema history. From the gripping production stills of 'Ice Cold In Alex' (1958), featuring the talented John Mills and Jenny Agutter in 'The Railway Children' (1970), to Orson Welles mesmerizing as Harry Lime in 'The Third Man', these monochromatic snapshots transport us to a bygone era. Intriguingly, a production portrait from 'Ice Cold In Alex' (1958) showcases Anthony Quayle, John Mills, Sylvia Syms, and Harry Andrews immersed in their roles. Meanwhile, a striking black and white poster for 'The Cruel Sea' (1953) evokes both mystery and suspense. Adding a touch of dark humor is the unforgettable cast of characters from 'The Lady Killers'. Tom Courtenay's captivating performance in 'Billy Liar' (1963) captures our attention with its raw emotion. A moment frozen in time from the final sequence of 'Ice Cold In Alex' (1957) leaves us on edge as we witness an intense climax unfold. And who could forget Peter Cushing's portrayal as Dr. Who or the heartwarming tale of adventure found within 'The Railway Children'. Black and white images have an undeniable power to evoke nostalgia while highlighting the artistry behind classic films. They remind us that even without color, storytelling can be vividly brought to life.