Film grain effect. 35mm Kodak Portra 400 pushed one stop, fine natural grain, soft highlight roll-off, neutral skin tones. Slight shadow grain clumping. Tungsten lighting, visible film grain. A soft monochrome photograph. A grainy photo. With an artistic film grain effect in varying intensity across the image. Natural lighting. The image incorporates the following atmosphere: ( The coffee’s cold, the midnight train is late I'm sitting with the ghost of our last date You left your silver bracelet on the floor And now it’s just an anchor to the shore I watch the smoke rings rise and disappear Just wishing you were here But I’m still burning, burning for your love Like a single star the night forgot above They tell me I should let the ashes lie But it’s a beautiful, bitter way to die Yeah, I’m still holding this flame Calling out your name in the rain Close my eyes and feel your sudden breath All the words we whispered near to death Shadows dance where you once used to sleep Secrets that I promised I would keep If the morning breaks and reveals the truth Every piece of me still belongs to youth And I’m still burning, burning for your love Like a single star the night forgot above They tell me I should let the ashes lie But it’s a beautiful, bitter way to die Yeah, I’m still holding this flame Calling out your name in the rain They call it a torch song when you can't let go When you're the last one left at the end of the show The theatre is empty, the curtains are drawn But the fire keeps raging until the dawn (Guitar Solo - Slow, soaring, and full of heartbreak) Oh, I’m still burning, burning for your love Like a single star the night forgot above They tell me I should let the ashes lie But it’s a beautiful, bitter way to die Yeah, I’m still holding this flame Calling out your name in the rain Just a name in the rain... Baby, can you hear the rain? The fire’s going out now. But the smoke remains. )

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