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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.
Candid moment between tap dancers just before a street performance. In Staines Upon Thames, Surrey.
Taken with a Nikon D7000 and a Nikkor AFS DX 18-200mm F/3.5-5.6G lens, and processed in GIMP and Photoscape.
Israeli President Mr Moshe Katzav and his spouse Mrs Gila Katzav visited today a perfomance of Moscow dancers.
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Mr Moshe Katzav (with his spouse Mrs Gila Katzav) welcomes dancers on the stage of "Heichal ha-Tarbut". 23, October, 2006. Tel-Aviv.
Israeli tour of State Academic Ensemble of Folk Dance under the auspice of Igor Moiseev (Moscow, Russia) .
Taken in "Heichal ha-Tarbut", Tel-Aviv, Israel.
23 October, 2006
The Terrier ran up the ramp but Etta thought all she needed to do was sit for a treat :)) It worked, too :))
The Dachshunds had to go through the tunnels for their rewards :))
Lawson Dog Park
Daily Dog Challenge: Underneath (couldn't resist adding this one)
Taken while this event: CECI N'EST PAS…
INSIDIOUS IMAGES
A glass box in the city centre. Inside is a living tableau that changes every day. Disconcerting scenes – that some find embarrassing, others intriguing – leave no one indifferent. The Dutch artist Dries Verhoeven concocts destabilizing and potentially explosive images, deliberately poking away at our taboos. 10 days, 10 events, 10 cold showers.
Ceci n’est pas... presents different people in a display case in situations that do not meet the criteria of perfection and success promoted by marketing propaganda. In an era of visual discomfiture where the passerby is submerged by reassuring visual ads aimed at the frenetic consumers we have become, this highly subversive jack-in-the-box worms its way into the city centre, upsetting orthodox convictions, disturbing humdrum routines. Taken aback and maybe even shocked, spectators express opinions, argue, reflect. The public space, suddenly a theatre of imperfection and trouble, becomes a place for discussion and exchange. This is not a commercial.
Entertainment in the streets of York. The entertainer is chained up and has to release himself Houdini style in a set time. The audience participates and helps to chain him up. (1840)
I know this seems like I'm repeating myself with images......I'd taken a few of this drop that seems so perfect........this was my other favorite......but I use an l.e.d. light with it to enhance the colour and light.......like I do with some of my other macros
Thank you for all your wonderful reactions.......comments and invites to the last one.................so hopefully you won't mind me posting this one as well.......
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A few days later and 55019 is in charge of the up Flying Scotsman again, this time about to pass Greatford signal box and level crossing. Practica Nova 1, Agfa CT18.
A performance by the Aeriosa Dance Troupe @ Vancouver Library
Video: www.youtube.com/watch?v=bNb9aZ4Aj08
Won 2nd place in the dotART URBAN 2013 International Street Photo Contest : Final Classification
National Geographic's Daily Dozen Sep 22, 2014:
It was always a delight to see a Boeing 747SP, and this South African example was seen at Paris.
ZS-SPB was later used by Air Malawi, Luxair as well as sister company Luxavia/Trek. It was broken up in Arizona in 2005.
Charles-de-Gaulle airport, Paris
17th August 1998
Canon EOS100, Kodachrome
19980817 65723 ZS-SPB CDG clean