Photo Gallery: Dancers

[richardvanle]

I just started photographing a local dance company based in the Lower East Side. I'll

be covering their rehearsals and their performances later this month. I've put some

work-in-progress photos up on my website. <a href="http://vanle.com/experiencia/

index.html">You can see the gallery here.</a> As usual, any and all criticisms/

comments/critiques are welcome.<p>

 

<center><img src="http://vanle.com/experiencia/images/04-9300.jpg"><p>

<i>Rehearsal (copyright 2004 Richard Van Le)<i></center><p>

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[walter_a._muller]

Richard, Your exposures and the tonalities are very consistant. Well done. I wonder what film/exposure? and did you use a tripod? I'm just starting out on this sort of thing and would appreciate your comments. Walt

[hadji_singh]

Silly, boy. You forgot to turn italics off </i></i>. Hopefully that does it.

[richardvanle]

Ugh. I always screw up the HTML. Sorry.<p>

 

At any rate, for this project, I've been shooting a combination of digital and TMax

3200. The shots online are all digital -- the film stuff is being scanned right now and

will be up later next week. No tripod, all handheld. There's too much action going on

for me to be tethered to a tripod. As a result, some of the photos could be a tad bit

sharper. However, in some of them, I don't mind the blurriness. Exposure ranged

from shutter speeds of 8-45, with f-stops of 1.8-4. I'll have to check my notes and

the EXIF info for more specifics.

[skeeter]

richard, i like #5 the best. i only wish the background observer and backpacks etc were not there.