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One more shot from the pow wow. With apologies to Gail Stephan for stealing her motion blur technique.
Macro Mondays
#MacroMondays
Theme: Lit by Cnadlelight
#Litbycandlelight
December 18, 2017 (GMT)
Featured is Goebel FF301 figurene - the dancing lady in Barvarian Black Forest attire is a porcelain figurine (W Germany) lighted using only candles as the source of light.
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They climax ornately
To the grateful flock
As they beam with glory
Into the night
They danced
M.C Mondschein
今日は女性のモノクロ写真をUPしてみます。
この人は浅草サンバカーニバルのダンサーです。
頼んでもいないのに私の前でポーズしてくれました。
Today I will upload black and white photos of women.
This woman is an Asakusa Samba Carnival dancer.
She posed in front of me even though I didn't ask.
I shot this image in Feb 2007 and I have not seen it developed for a year, but I knew I have got something. Till I developed it 3 months ago and boy!!! I was dancing with joy. For me this is the most important image of my career.
Got of from work at midnight and I listened to the weather report of Zion. It was snowing all night as it said!!! I was quick back to my house and grab my cameras then drive about 4 hours up to Zion. I could drive only 35mph because of a snow strom. I took a nap in my car for 2 hours then drive back to Vegas and went to work that evening!!!! Who say photography is easy!!!, but I like it.
Woodpigeons are beautiful, I have two of them in my garden, it seems they are a couple :-). they are so cute and gentle, walking slowly through the grass :-) or sitting on the trees :-) or dancing :-)
2016 Dance Expressions Recital @ Santander Preforming Arts Theatre. Shot with Minolta Maxxum 200m 2.8 APO
Portrait of a beautiful Balinese dancer in traditional attire, taken in natural light at the Dragon Bridge in the Sacred Monkey Temple Sanctuary, Ubud, Bali, Indonesia.
03/08/2017 www.allenfotowild.com
I was told this in a distant land
Where tortured souls have to fight together in anguish
And the scenes of the show
Are of a cruel and violent nature
Somewhere east of Eden
The designs will never change
Vented through others' fear
The world stops at the end of the hall
East of Eden - Dead can dance
Taking advantage of the Camellia blossom just in the backyard, I spent quite some time trying to find a good angle for them.... and I don't think I have succeeded... I guess I'll settle for a macro shot ;p
Shirabyoshi dancers were popular in the late Heian period (794-1185). Anyone who has read the epic Heike Monogatari (Tale of the Heike) may remember that Taira Kiyomori was fond of shirabyoshi dancers. The kind of music that shirabyoshi performed to is called "Imayo", which was accompanied by poetic verses. Imayo was also popular with Kyoto's imperial court.
I took this photo at Yasaka Shrine in Gion, Kyoto earlier this afternoon. It was just my luck that a performance was ongoing when I got there.
An unrecognizable man and woman, a couple, dance on a wooden deck in a public park. We can see only there feet and full shadows of them. Dance of shadows. Candid photo.
Party time! A late-afternoon communal dance in a small Kara settlement (Korcho) set high on a fertile east bank of southern Ethiopia's lower Omo River. Adorned with finger-painted white-chalk body markings, glass-bead necklaces, and clay hair buns with ostrich feathers.
The essential life-sustaining Omo River is situated (out of sight) below the edge of a steep riverbank in the backdrop. The Nyangatom (past enemies, current allies) are established on other side of the river. The river carves a hard winding course south through the volcanic-rock floor of the Great Rift Valley for another 50-60 kilometres before pouring into Lake Turkana at the border with Kenya.
This photograph pays homage to the extraordinary analog images of the peoples of East Africa that appear in the seminal book Vanishing Africa, published in 1971 by eminent Africanist and social documentary photographer, Mirella Ricciardi.
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University Dancers - CURRENTS
Artistic Director @arnveegee
A Way Back to Then, Choreographed by Lucy Lew. Costume Design by Lucy Lew mentored by Johann Stegmeir and Lighting Design Zach Carlson mentored by @majaewhite
Krachendes Eis —
Und auf einmal tanzt es
mit dem Licht einer weit entfernten Sonne.
Cracking ice —
And then it dances
With the light from a far away sun.
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