"Painting" a Dance...

This is a very intriguing picture.

Those different red/orange tones are perfect.

The lighting is fine even as the contrast is.

Great compositon, well seen and presented!

TFS

 

John

Thanks all of you, I appreciate your feedback.

 

Geoff, thanks for the follow up, I think when it is well done, it is educational and beneficial to the viewers as well as photographers.

... I love the orange.... it's a sensual color... we get a peak at the dancer, as she gets ready to perform...

Wonderful and original. I like the division of this frame into three. gives it a sence of dimension. Well done!

I like the picture division Pnina...it looks more of a curtain (due to the veil) than a pilar to me and I think a curtain goes so nicely with the subject...the light strike me also as the right part is darker and the left part illuminated from the right with the center curtain/pilar hidding the light source...the composition emphasizes a kind of off-stage / off-pose mood that I particularly enjoy...

Sheryl and Sonia thank both of you.

 

Laurent, interesting interpretation of the pillar as a curtain... Thanks for all your evaluations, I'm glad you enjoyed the composition.

The red veil in the front is like a dab of red paint (the easel providing the storyline) that is splashed on the dancer in back, animating her, providing emotion, dynamism.

Thanks, I like the connection between the elements you did, it is one of my favorites as it connects my painting with my photography....