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Dance performance “Care” by Helena Krinal & United Dancers of Zuga.
The dance performance “Care” focuses on how difficult, easy, depressing, and uplifting it is to care for someone else.
The collaboration between Zuga and Helena Krinal, which started by chance, turned out to be so interesting and enriching for both parties that they have now been researching and creating together for six years and have reached their third performance – “Care”. Previously, they created “Noise” (2019) and “Shame” (2021). “Noise” was nominated for the Estonian Theatre Award in the dance performance category in 2020.
Led by the Estonian Dance Agency and local cultural organizers, TantsuMENÜÜ brings dance performances all over Estonia.
For Digitalmania, with a nod to artist Liz Huston.
All photos and textures in this montage are my own. The dancer in my image is my photograph of a sculpture in the historic Fischer-Hanlon House, Benicia State Historic Park, Benicia, California.
Theater - Hangzhou, China. Fog, lasers, and colored lighting swirled around the dancers for this effect. It proved an extraordinary production.
Pictures with Zeke, Joaquin, Garett and Andy at their house. The kids are Jewish, Mestiza (Mexican Indian/Spanish) and Cherokee. I love taking pictures of siblings, but it was also neat to work with brothers. Somehow I managed to get a bunch of sisters together, but this is the first brother set. They're the same as girls in the sense that they are young and respond well to the camera. I like how two brothers can have the same parents but such different hair. I suppose that will also be more evident when I put my eventual self portraits up with Rachael's.
Joaquin was a total ham. You can see in some pictures he's literally dancing in the background. Or the foreground. But hammy kids always love the camera, so I love them. Zeke, the older boy was not as energized, but he had a quiet brooding intensity that photographed well, too. I've learned so much about working with young people on this project. I can say I'm a fan of their energy and passion.
Ça vient avec un vidéo... Zorba the Greek :: Du Sang royal sur le Dance Floor, au Dakota, avec DJLam et Annie pas toujours gentille.
Balinese dancer during the Legong Dance show at the Ubud Palace. I cropped to square to give emphasis to the look. Ubud, Bali, Indonesia
Here is another picture from Emily's senior photo session.
Oh and the trees and bench were really there out by the lake!
must view LARGE
'Het Speulderbos' is called ' the forest of the dancing trees'. The forest is not just mysterious, it is also very rare. It's a paradise for birds (of prey), deer, badgers and wild boars. So there is enough choice to have a good time!
this is one of sonics dance moves for my current project Numa Numa Sonic Style
Notice: the sonic numa numa project has been canceled.... ive lost all intrest in it sence a friend died.... i am sorry for anyones hopes i got up
Contemporary dance by Seher Noor Mehra at Alliance Francaise in Bengaluru. This genre of dance, focuses more on floor work over leg work and pointe.
Seher Noor Mehra has been trained at Attakkalari, Bharatanatyam, Ballet, Kalaripayattu, contemporary techniques, Koodiyattam, Chau, Devrattam, Silambam, combinations of cross fitness, body strengthening and yoga.
The longer I live the more I believe
You do have to give if you want to receive
There's a time to listen, a time to talk
And you might have to crawl even after you walk...
Had sure things blow up in my face
Seen the longshot, win the race
Been knocked down by the slamming door
Picked myself up and came back for more
Life's a dance you learn as you go
Sometimes you lead, sometimes you follow
Don't worry about what you don't know
Life's a dance you learn as you go
-JMM
A Dance Fly on Prairie Dock. At least I think that's what it is. The bug, not the flower. There sure are a lot of different flies!! Feel free to correct me on either of the fly posts I put up today.
These are beneficial flies to have around. They not only eat nectar but also mosquitoes!!
They also have some strange mating rituals. In mating swarms, males fly up and down in a sort of dance. They have captured an insect, wrapped it in silk, and hold as an offering for females. Females seem to choose the male with the most enticing offering. Sometimes a male may offer just an empty ball of silk!
Yapong is traditional social dance from Betawi (Jakarta), which represents of the dynamic, diversity, and happiness of Betawi society. The dance style, clothes, and accessories are a mix of several ethnic group who stay in Jakarta, i.e.: Betawi, Minang, Sunda, Java, Chinese, etc. with the influence of pop culture. The ethno-music itself is a blend of West Java, Central Java, and Malay style.