The Dancer Huddle

Looking forward to your comments, thanks!

Superb Shot. Would be interested to hear about how you managed the light on this. Extremely well done. 7/7

Thanks for your comments, I personally love this shot. I've done better things technically, but the light coming from the huge windows, reflecting off the mirrors on all the walls, just begged to be used for somehting. I was off in a little adjoinging room clicking away as the girls were dancing, when they ran to the teacher for the "huddle", I grabbed the shot. Oh, the teacher is almost touching the mirror with her fannie, so they are very close to the source of glow. AND..I added glow in PS. Thanks again for your interest!

the floor was high gloss light wood! All in all, the room glows!

I also love this shot! Besides the appeal of the aspiring little dancers, you managed either by design or accident to place the print behind the group in exactly the right spot to complete a circle for the eye. As a plus, it echoes the theme of a dance class. I think it's a Degas, maybe? Terrific!

Great catch - a very cute "real" shot which I think are sometimes the hardest to get. Super job Sharon.

Beautiful shot. Congrats!

PS Your self-portrait cracks me up.

thanks for the comment. How does my self portrait crack you up?

Really well done. Your handling of the glow and contrast really shapes this image. A great story telling picture filled with ideas and emotion. Nice capture.

Suberb image. I can't stopping looking at it.

Sharon, you've arranged lovely tones to create a outstanding composition of innocence.

Emily, I am so flattered that you like this since I aspire to do what you do with kids!

 

Kent, thank you for liking it and taking time to comment, especially about the story telling aspect!

 

Amitai,your comments are appreciated, I am thankful.

 

Gary, you are so sweet! I am so glad you like it, I love your photos so much, it means a lot to me!

 

It is such a joy to be the photographer of a photo that people like!! I liked it immediately when I saw it in my camera!!

Simply wonderful Sharon, I love it. The circular motion incites the eye to rotate around the image and every inch of the way is a delight to see.

thank you, coming from you, that is indeed flattering! Hopefully, I will be getting a new camera, I have outgrown this one! Thanks John, you know I am a huge fan of yours, you amaze me!