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Abstract flamenco dancers made up from smoke. The brightly coloured smoke dance against complementary backgrounds of solid colour.
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
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Head - Baby face by Genus Project
Skin - soyu Honey tone natural by more more
Ears - Princess Ears by Swallow
Body - Lara by Maitreya
Shape - Kacee by DeeTaleZ
Hair - Passion by Stealthic
Tattoo - Dione by Letis
Clothing:
Dress - Donna by The Annex
Heels - Cologne by Essenz
Accessories:
Nails - Mesh Stiletto by alme
Belly ring - Cala Belly Button Piercing by PKC
Nose ring - Diamond Nose Stud by Punch
Lip ring - Lip Ring by ~LF~
Rings - Wonder Rings by Kibitz
necklace - Mili choker by Supernatural
'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!
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.
In tandem with the neon palms, Korla by night has a dancing fountain up its sleeve. This really is quite impossible to describe.
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.
Inspired by Ruth's pic of the black Swans, this is the cheap version!!
seagull on an unfinished chimney accompanied by some music I couldn't resist!!
www.youtube.com/watch?v=xFrGuyw1V8s
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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
a classic Dance I shot in the culture festival To show the civilization and culture Kurdish nationalism from the ancient city Amedei like Castle Mof the small town of mountainous areas
a Kurdish culture in summer 2015
open music - youtu.be/Qc3QTsYeWoU?t=157
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I don't do much PS, but I caught the dancer at such a perfect moment I had to give my crude editing skills a chance. The background is the same Solano Stroll urban crowd as in the other shots on this set.
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!
Not sure if it was me or the rays from the sinking sun that was doing most of the dancing. The sea was lively and I had to dodge some significant 'splashes'. Managed to avoid a soaking though. Lovely to finally get out for a few minutes!
Portwrinkle is a small coastal village in south-east Cornwall. It is at the western end of Whitsand Bay. It was traditionally a fishing village and the old 17th century walls of the pilchard cellars are still standing, although they have been incorporated into housing. The village has two beaches that are accessible from it, one of which has a harbour.
Dancers from San Sebastion perform outside the Church San Francisco on the Feast of the Epiphany. Cusco, Peru