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clear, frigid morning ... no snow, no wind.
respite before dragging the shovel out again.
frozen soap bubble in -2*F
On Thursday 29 November 2012, Dance United Yorkshire presents an extract from Inbetween at the Lawrence Batley Theatre as part of Kirklees Council’s Jump and Shout.
Young people from Dance United Yorkshire’s current project will celebrate the completion of their project and join other dance companies on stage for this popular showcase.
Kirklees Council’s Jump and Shout, showcasing the talents of the area’s young dancers, has been held in Huddersfield for almost 15 years. Inbetween, choreographed by Helen Linsell and Carly Annable-Coop, recently received great acclaim when performed in London at The Place, as part of A Holding Space.
Tickets for the performance are available from the Lawrence Batley Theatre’s Box Office: 01484 430528.
Lawrence Batley Theatre
Queen St
Huddersfield
West Yorkshire HD1 2SP
Photograph of Inbetween in rehearsal: Brian Slater
Inbetween the nature and the cottage stands a familar front of 33111 as it stands at Corfe Castle ready to propels 4VEP 3417 to Swanage.
Dance United Yorkshire's Performance Company
Choreographed by: Carly Annable-Coop and Helen Linsell
Photography by: Pari Naderi
The beginning of my self portraits. Up until this shoot, I had never stepped in front of my own camera to create any artistic visions I had in my head. I remember being very unsure of myself and being very uncomfortable even in my own backyard. I like to look back on this image sometimes and remind myself where I started.
A glimpse of one of the trailer cars from withdrawn Pendolino 390033 at Long Marston open day, 12 Septmeber 2010. Seen from behind the row of 86's.
I call this the
"Inbetween Corner" because when I was first married I moved into my husband's one bedroom apartment. No Doll/Collection room there. I had a Collector Corner! Luckily, we were not there long!
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Dance United Yorkshire's Performance Company
Choreographed by: Carly Annable-Coop and Helen Linsell
Photography by: Pari Naderi
On my regular way home there is normally no real opportunity to think about my project. But I now started to put some spare time inbetween the metro and the bus. And I got lucky straight away. I had about 20 minutes until my bus departure and Kolja made his way over to me.With his guitar (sad that I couldn't capture it in the regular frame) and his hat, he stood out of the crowd. He was keen for my project straight away and pleasantly chatted with me. Koljar just played as a street musician just around the corner. As a music event manager he is completly into music.
Thank you Kolja. I hope you like your portrait.
This picture is #4 in my 100 strangers project. Find out more about the project and see pictures taken by other photographers at the 100 Strangers Flickr Group page