Life as a Dance....Blurred Coalescence...

Thanks for your inreresting comment, and you are right of course, but in many of the different art forms, the scenes are expressing human life in an artistic way. I, when I photo dance or music, I look for MY interpretation of human life , with a general commentary of human situations, which I hope will touch the viewer, and will be as well thought provoking.

 

This series of " Life as a dance" is doing just that, and each viewer will have his life experience expressed in his comment( or not...),I think that this series has different possibilitis of evaluation..

Great timing!

To me ... in its meaning..very reminiscent of Munk's "Dance of Life"

 

 

http://www.humanitiesweb.org/human.php?s=g&p=c&a=p&ID=480

 

Excellent choreography... I love your choices of Moments :)

Janusz, thanks for your nice comment and link. In my painting years, my last exhibition was a dialogue with Eduard Munch work of art...

and I'm well familiar with all his work, was twice in his museum in Oslo.Thanks a lot for the analogy.

 

http://photo.net/photodb/folder?folder_id=336866

 

Mark, Thanks as well.

Beautiful!!! Pnina.

 

Alberto

Beautiful capture of the movement and action!

Thanks Alberto and Brad.

Pnina,

 

Calatrava is in Athens;):)

I love the postures and the blur of the held dancer. I do wish the male's face were sharper but I suspect that might be nearly impossible to capture and keep the 2nd dancer exactly the same. Composition is wonderful.

Thanks for your visit and comments. you are right that it was impossible to get both results. As the man is in the second plan, I was interested in the woman dancer result more...

Cool, cool. I love his "oops" expression, and the simetric position of the woman's legs and arms (somewhat like a windmill).