From a dance performance by the Australian Dance Theatre at WOMADelaide recently.
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Thats Nice Charles, I scrolled up and cropped the sign above the young ladies head and wow. IMO anyway. Cheers TFS
Pete
Really hope you don't mind Charles Ilike that photo so much I needed to play a little.
Last edited by Pete; 20-04-2016, 12:27 AM.
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Thanks Alan. I haven't done much dance photography. It's so random and getting a reasonable shot is tricky. Plus, we were asked to stand well to the side of the stage, as they were videoing the performance. A world premiere apparently. So it was luck that the main dancer came over to my side to do her stuff.
I was thinking that the untidy dancers on stage did add to the balance of the shot. Can't win them all.
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Originally posted by Pete View PostThats Nice Charles, I scrolled up and cropped the sign above the young ladies head and wow. IMO anyway. Cheers TFS
Pete
Really hope you don't mind Charles Ilike that photo so much I needed to play a little.
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Thanks for your interest Pete. Your comments are always welcome.Charles
My indecision is final, I think.
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Bring a broom and sweep them off the stage next time.
I actually like them... great backdrop to the dancer with the killer legs. She is so compelling you could have a streaker on stage and I wouldn't notice.
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As mentioned, I agree the dancers on the floor add the required balance - I just think some extra processing might put the focus back on the main subject?
But then I'm a bit addicted to playing in PS too much, so just tell me to pull my head in Charles
The lens you used is not going to give the shallow dof to isolate the subject at the distance you were forced to shoot from.
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