dance/focus,life as a dance, stage shows 1 Fantasy...

A new dance I have photographed lately.It is called: Streetcar. Thoughts after Tennessee Williams play ( 1947) A streetcar Named Desire .

Choreography:Dyola Csakvari.

Dancers: Jerusalem Dance theater: Hadas ya'akobi, Hila Hai, Amnon Damati, Pioter Halperin.

Thanks for your time.

 

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Well done, Pnina. Excelent light.

Take care,

Mário

Beautiful.

Beautiful capture, excellent colors and details

An interesting composition and perspective.  Looks like the woman on the floor is at a variation of a tea party of sorts -- in her imagination.  I like the firetruck red of the chair very much; it stimulates this scene.  

a beautiful work!! very nice lighting and composition, congrats

This is a dreamlike image. For me the inclusion of the feet at the top of the frame adds an element of mystery and kind of dislodges this scene from space and time. But isn't that what dance - at its best - really does?

Beautiful work with very nice lighting, Pnina!

The main subject seems stuck somewhere in the past and those empty shells are quite disturbing, as if all her hopes and wishes could in no way fill the emptiness.  The feet in the background implies that reality looms, will enter the scene, will break the bubble, will make the fantasy collapse into itself.

From a lit torch parade to a ballet stage, your captures are all varied, and equally very interesting, Pnina..! In this capture, I admire the composition and the way you managed to capture the colored elements on the stage with the available light, which adds a lot to the interest of the photo. The red, pale creams and sea-green (of the skirt in the BG) go very nicely with the black of the stage floor. This part of the dance shown has a slightly introverted feeling to it, imo. An aesthetic composition, and an interesting capture! Kind regards to you, Marjolein

Wonderful, Pnina, very lovely. Happy holidays. Mari.

Pnina, for me this a surreal image. There can be many interpretations of this image. I admire the the choreographer and photographer for blending fantasy with reality.

Mario, Andew,and Rajinder. Thanks for your feedback.

Donna, the red chairs were a strong, one of the  elements of the choreography, and the dancers were using them all along the dance show. Thanks for your written impressions

Janegbert, thanks for stopping by and commenting.

Jack, as usual you are well expressing your impressions. Life as a dance ,combines reality with a "moving' imagination... Thanks .

Ruud, thanks for referring to the lights, not so easy on stage...

Jeff, well depicted ! You are for sure familiar with T Williams play, "A streetcar named desire" , where it shows reality vs. fantasy , and sanity vs. mental  disorder.......

Marjolein, yes, I try to  photograph pieces of human life , their joys and sorrow,their lights and shadows , their introvert /extrovert feelings.In the dances  I choose to follow, I see the melange of realty translated to imagination and fantasy... Thanks for your wide/nice  interpretation.

Mary, thanks for liking this composition.

Thanks !I have missed your comment while writing my answer.... As it was thoughts about TW play, and it is one frame only  (till now).. you are right that it can be interpreted im many ways. Thats why I write a preface ... so viewers can imagine to an extent the dance  scene, and my interpretation.