" Flying"....

Choreographer: Sally Anne Friedland.

Another scene of the dance "Private Collection".

Thanks for viewing.

Better seen large, Thanks

Excellent light effect and the management. Great clarity and the moment. Posture and the expression is awesome. Like it.
All the best to you. Warm Regards.

So well composed in such a difficult circumstances, movement, poor lighting...you do it very skillfully Pnina, congratulations!

Best regards!

PDE

Beautiful work with very nice lighting, Pnina!

Has a 1950s look to her

Wonderful moment captured, Pnina...beautiful light and colors...very impressive mood...my best

Well done Pnina! A superb capture of this dancer's style, and grace, using the natural light present on stage. Excellent work!

All the best,
Neil

Absolutely perfect work in all aspects! Deserve to be on top rating list! Also, thank you for your recent comments. Grigoriy 

Pnina, this is quite a picture. I'm struck by the precision of the pose and the fact that you managed to capture it so precisely and clearly in what looks like low stage lighting.

Kaushik, Pierre, Ruud, Donna, Kallol, Neil, Grigoriy,  and Jack.

I'm glad you have liked the scene and wrote to me.

It's interesting how the title and her pose conveys flying, but the actual truth is that she is very earthbound and held by gravity.

I very much like the way you positioned the dancer in the frame, especially given the fact that she (as Jeff put it above) seems very earthbound, and thus 'grounds' your square format composition very nicely, imo. The low light conditions didn't prevent you from obtaining good clarity and details in the photo. I like the subdued colors too; they work nicely here, and don't seem to render the photo somber at all. Nice work!

Really nice Pnina !!!

Yes, More like this please! 

 

 

Jeff and Marjolein, thanks, we have the gravity,yes, but there is not any of it in our imagination ,if we have a good one....;-))

Jast to let you know that I will have a big exhibition next month of my work with Mesila.Iwill upload an invitation for you ,and it will be a good chance to use your imagination  and be with me at the opening;-))

Andrea and Bob, thanks both of you for your feedback.

Pnina, I really like how you placed your subject in the frame. She could be flying or swimming (if I hadn't read the title). The light is wonderful. Very interesting and original as always. Best wishes, Linda 

 Based on  style and creativeness certain images  are instantly recognizable. This one has your signature - definitely.

It's quite a long time since my previous visit here. It was worth the long virtual trip just instantly lock my eyes on this delicious gem.

Her expression, posture are top, she is well illuminated and exposed, and the colors are very appealing. I must confess having this slight reservation to the often so warm overall shades on many of your stage photos, but that's my problem ;-)

Bravo!

I've always enjoyed your dancers...no exception here...beautifully captured. 

Linda, El, Markku and J, It is interestinalways to know what are the impressions of viewers that are prepared to write their impressions, I learn ansd learned a lot by  relateto it.

 Markku, I don't change the colors, only sometimes converting some of them to B/W. It is the colors of lights and dancer as they were on the stage.;-))

 

 

Just to clarify; I didn't mean that you were changing the colors, no. I wonder if you are shooting with white balance on Auto in most cases? You have likely found out what works best there on stage. As said, it's just my minor reservation, and besides fully natural rendering of colors may either be ideal, I guess. Just my 2 cents. ;-)

A Super Cool stage shot... Love the pose I do!
-r-