The Swan

A part of a dance related to the music of the composer Saint Sance " The Carnival of the Animals", ( written in 1886).

 

"Concerto to an Orchestra and 4 dancers". Choreography; Sally -Ann Friedland,

 

Thanks for your impressions.

 

 

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Wonderful light here, a great image

 

All of the best my friend

Subtle, gentle movement of her foot in soulful music. Her muscles are bathed and defined in honey light. A peaceful, gentle capture.

ART

Great lithing and exposure, Pnina, very good.

 

Alberto

Gorgeous picture. This composition is so focused because of the light shining on the gracefully positioned dancer. Exquisite and fragile in its beauty.

Artistic capture. I like the color of this skin. Well done.

Excellent. The warm light is very beautiful

Excellent composition,light,exposure ,Pnina. She reminds me of Princess Odette of "Swan Lake", only white is replaced by black costume.

Exquisitely posed and a great light, Pnina. I like it alot! Regards.

Excellent capture, wonderful rendition again, Pnina!!! Best regards

Wonderful shot Pnina. Excellent light and exposure as usual. Very nice.

Really beautiful work with very nice lighting, Pnina!

Very good work Pnina. well done.

Hermosa luz Pnina!!! Saludos.

Very nice work. All the best. LS

Beautiful. No more need be said. Regards, Joe

Pnina, again lovely use of light to show the dancer's body contours. Excellent pose and setting. All these dance images are very sensitively done.

Great work...

You can convey emotion with great composition and drama even in the dark void above. Best regards for you as the master of light.

 

Mario, the bearded barbarian

 

 

You've created a beautiful sculpture in light, Pnina. Blessings, ~Sky

To all of you, I very much appreciate your reffering to this image which is printed and framed for my coming exhibition.

 

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All of you are invited to be with me , I wish it was for real.

This is a truly outstanding picture. Composition and light are just perfect.

A sensitive and stark presentation. Warm and tender.