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Back to the coast, I had planned
on going to Corfe castle this morning as the weather forecast predicted a strong chance of mist but as I got closer to my destination I could see no mist. Plan B was to go to a place I had been to once during the summer in the middle of the day. Climbing down on to Dancing Ledge while it was still dark was going to be a bit of a challenge.
Dance me to your beauty with a burning violin
Dance me through the panic 'til I'm gathered safely in
Lift me like an olive branch and be my homeward dove
Dance me to the end of love
Dance me to the end of love
Oh, let me see your beauty when the witnesses are gone
Let me feel you moving like they do in Babylon
Show me slowly what I only know the limits of
Dance me to the end of love
Dance me to the end of love
Dance me to the wedding now, dance me on and on
Dance me very tenderly and dance me very long
We're both of us beneath our love, we're both of us above
Dance me to the end of love
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"Dancing is not just getting up painlessly, like a leaf blown on the wind; Dancing is when you tear out your heart and rise out of your body to hang suspended between the worlds"- Rumi
For me, a dancer is part of an artist's entertainment - 'backup dancer' isn't even in my vocabulary.
- Laurieann Gibson
Dancing is the closest thing to Magic
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Betawi dance performance, during opening ceremony of Festival Jalan Jaksa (Jaksa Street Festival), July 10th 2009.
Jaksa street is well-known for backpacker and tourist destination in the heart of Jakarta city. A small street with plenty of cheap accommodations or hotels, restaurant, bar or cafe and also discotheque along the way. It attracts tourist especially foreigner to hang out here and find the exotic of non-glamorous Jakarta's night..
Every year, Jaksa Street Festival celebrated with many of attractions involved, such as live music, local Betawi art exhibitions, culinary festival, handicraft stalls, etc. This event starts at July 10th and will be ended on Sunday, July 12th.
Be there, Jakartans!
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forgot to bring my handy SB-400 flash, so I set the ISO into 1600. better get a noisy photos rather than blurry one. besides, I think the noise adds classic feeling to the image.. :D
. . . over distant Ladhar Bheinn & Aonach Meadhoin.
And a VERY distant Rùm Cuillin pleasingly visible along the horizon.
This was an attempt to try to incorporate an unanticipated, near-full moon into a landscape photograph. With the light changing rapidly, & without the ability to move any meaningful distance, I was basically left with what lay in front of me. Finding the most appropriate focal length & a balanced composition, I'm very pleased with the outcome. Having a dose of good fortune isn't lost on me either.
I'm hoping there'll be a few of you out there who'll recognize just how fleetingly exquisite the ethereal world of mountain country can be at dawn. In the context of everyday human existence, surely life is elevated (in more ways than one) to something a little more worthwhile. A genuine sense of reverence & humbleness tends to overcome the onlooker; & these are traits that the human race is losing at an alarming rate. I'm just glad that I, unlike the majority, have seen & absorbed these places, & to have allowed their majesty to have had its positive & enlightening effect. I'm speaking as someone who is completely alienated by the modern, supposedly civilized, world.
You can dance
You can jive
Having the time of your life
Ooh, see that girl
Watch that scene
Digging the dancing queen
Dancing trees...
This morning, the landscape once again draped itself in a beautiful Dancing trees...
This morning, the landscape once again draped itself in a beautiful blanket of Dancing trees...
This morning, the landscape once again draped itself in a beautiful blanket of mist...
Industar 61 L/Z 50mm f/2.8
Macro Monday Summer Olympic Sports
Ginnastica Ritmica
Abbassando lentamente le palpebre
sento il mio corpo librarsi
delicatamente nell'aria,
passo dopo passo
inizia la danza.
La mano sicura afferra la bacchetta
e il nastro rosa gira intorno all'anima,
si lascia andare leggero e si fa seguire
da spirali di luce intensa.
La melodia accompagna un lancio con un salto
e una capriola presenta il finale.
Scivola la palla sul corpo libero,
gira il cerchio della vita,
le clavette son lanciate in cielo
e volteggia la funicella.
Gioia di sognare, in un ricordo da dimenticare,
che emozioni ancora nel cuore mi fa provare.
Mi risveglio dal sogno e con una piccola magia
la malinconia dalla danza viene portata via.
(Sara Zucchetti)
This immature male powdered dancer is munching on a tiny fly, it appears. This is the same one I posted yesterday, which was a wonderful subject...
Rainy lake completely frozen.
Our visit to Washington turned out to be a miracle. Unlike usual wet rainy November days in Washington, the weather remained sunny (and freezing cold) for more than a week. The weather was so good that even the road to rainy lake was still open at the time we went there!
We tried to make it to Maple pass but couldn't due to extremely slippery trail condition. The frozen rainy lake was an amazing alternative!
dancing in the parking lot with new boots under bright lights!!!
Updating this for Jesse Doncaster's dance fever pool
After purchasing a new pair of Doc's at a real bargain, I was feeling pretty cool. When I got out in the parking lot, and saw these awesome shadows coming out of my feet, I could not help myself. I started dancing with my camera right there, and I'm sure I got more than a few looks, but I wasn't looking :-)
This Grizzly Bear cub was learning to hunt salmon for himself and had a habit of standing on his hind legs to look around for food. As he twisted to scan around he really looked like he was dancing, perhaps doing "The Floss"? Most cubs less than a year old rely on their mother to catch fish but this one was managing it all by himself.
And does anyone remember the song "Simon Smith and his Amazing Dancing Bear"? It was in my head every time I saw this cub dancing. The song was written by Randy Newman but was a top ten hit for the Allan Price Set in 1967. John Cleese chose this as one of his Desert Island Discs in 1971
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