Stage photography:
View allAll Photos Tagged stage
Power cord, light and shadow with texture on stage. Let there be rock or a capella.
Let's swing ;-))
Two images blended together of the same Cormorant and Sea Trout. Taken on the river Coquet Northumberland, and yes it did manage to swallow it.
All seems set for a round of speed skating at the Vlaardingervaart, the old shipping canal that connects Vlaardingen with Schipluiden and Delft.
Unfortunately the ice is still thin and temperatures are already on the rise again, so probably no show soon.
My first ever encounter with the White-eared Honeyeater.
Really brightened my day at the end of an uneventful shoot
Reynolds Reserve, VIC
Show Bike Montalivet 2018
#SmileOnSaturday #MusicInB&W
PSP**** : Silhouettes
Challenge sur Flickr : 139 : Leisure & BnW
Ever wonder what it would be like to be part of the stage crew for a great singer. For a moment I was back stage watching this star, Eastern Meadowlark give the performance of her life. Obviously the audience was socially distanced.
"On Stage" -
Blinded by the light.
Fearful of the light.
Swept up among the light.
Humbled by the light.
Fearful no more.
more bricks...
re-edited for 2023 Both photos were shot at the same f-stop and shutter speed, yet this photo is definitely sharper. Proof that camera shake can ruin critical focus and how different lighting can effect the sharpness of your image.
Every day is a new day.
Everything to be invented,
everything to live,
all to enjoy.
The dawn puts him on the stage of your life,
and leaves.
The new day is yours, it belongs to you,
No one can take it away from you.
You can do whatever you want with it.
You can make it a masterpiece or a fiasco.
Because you are the subjectist...
Because you're the director...
Because you are the protagonist
For whatever reason this cavernous underground space seemed like it should be the stage for an epic rock opera. Lower Randolph and Columbus, Chicago, Illinois.
Mono Lake, Eastern Sierra, California
A seagull swimming in Mono Lake, a saline lake on the eastern side of California. The formations on the left are tufa towers, calcium carbonate deposits created by up-welling springs. The towers were revealed after the lake's water levels dropped when the city of Los Angeles started drawing more water than could be replaced. A growing public uproar and lawsuits in the 1980s resulted in the stablization of the lake's water level.
As for the sea gull, I had had other plans that morning, but since the bird was not going anywhere, I made it part of the composition. Sometimes I do that with people as well.
Explored September 21, 2015