The story of Alice in Wonderland.... (please see large)

The choreographer is Yoram Carmi.I have a series of works we collaborated in this story. Being in NY and visiting Central Park, I have found that story in a statue, and uploading it here. Wonderful how this story is an inspiration for many to create, following Lewis Carroll story ( his pseudonym).It only shows again and again that new forms of art are not creating in an empty space....

 

See as well, if it interest you here

 

http://www.rakdance.com/En/sections/galleries/pnina/gallery.asp?gall_id=5&pic=1

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Thanks for your impression

Thanks, Please read introduction.

The status is beautiful. Didn't see this when I was at Central Park many years ago. Your Alice in the photo is vibrant with life with her dance.

wonderful Shot have a great day !

Congrats!! dearest Pnina. As always I am very amazed and enjoy every new entry you produced. So beautiful indeed. It's so graceful and full of energy in it. Shalom Shalom...

Great. The dynamics of the spin and movement of hair and her expression are wonderfuly captured. Simple frame and those yellow and red colours matching very well...

Pnina;

 

You already know how much I enjoy this photo of Alice twirling.

 

The one of the statue in the park is very effective, the autumn landscape enhances the feel of being in wonderland and makes a terrific backdrop to the statues. The lighting give the bronze a nice look that makes it come to life.

Excellent timing, very good composition. Best Regards. Glauco. (7/7 a.)

Wonderful shot. :-)

Good timing on this action shot...Marjorie

Great shot! Regards Ilkka

Wonderful sharpness and color palette. I'm amazed at how sharp everything is.

Almost the opposite of the last one. Strong, vivid tones and full of drama. Taken together they show how motion can be treated in a variety of ways. Also good in this is the red ball on the right.

Cherlyn, Central park is big, and maybe the statue was not there then.

 

 

Jeffrey, thanks as well

 

Spencer, thanks for your nice comment, and especially seeing you here, I hope you are well, my friend. Shalom

 

Pawel, thanks for your feedback. Glad to see you here, I hope you have slept well after the long journey home....;-))

 

Gord, thanks for both photo feedback. I'm glad you have referred to the statue's photo . I knew the moment I saw it , that I will connect both of them in one thread.

 

Glauco, Jose, Marjorie, and Ilkka, thanks all of you , your feedback is appreciated.

 

Dave, it is only a part of the series, but I'm glad you have looked at the few of them in the dance site.

 

Roger, dance has so many forms, I try to photo my impressions in different ways. These two are two different ways that I work with to depict the movement..

Beautiful capture, dear Pnina. A delight of scene, colors and motion effect. Good shot! Regards!

A wonderful shot of Alice, still dancing in her Wonderland after a century.

Beautiful photograph , Pnina ! Red color always is an important part of this story , and you have brought red in it so cleverly ! Nice compo & Timming.

Wonderful image, my dear friend!...Ciaomau!

bearing in mind what I've said a time ago about some of your theater photography this is for me as it should be. Sharp while maintaining an accute sense of the dynamic of her dance, As a nitpick I would only correct some of the red in her face. Due to the lights it looks a bit too red to me. Correcting that towards a more natural looking skin colour is easily achieved though.

Que bien trabajas la luz en los escenarios.

Saludos.

What a great capture and such a wonderful expression. Take care 6/6a

David, thanks for your fvisit and comments

 

Jeff, seeing the statue in the park, I was really delighted, because of my seeing continuation of generations of artists, like another link in a line, and my loved childhood books.

 

 

Afshin and Maurizio, thanks both for your nice feedback

 

Ton, thanks for your help. I think that it is a small correction, but does not affect the composition.

 

Rueda and Cynthia, thanks for your comments,

Shalom Pnina

 

( You are in Isreal .. right ?)

What can I add ..others all performed there emotions/expressions very well..

The thing I will do and what maybe not have been done with this sweet photo, I send it as a postcard to my granddaughter of 5 years of age.

I am sure it inspires,

 

Thanks and warm Greetings from Holland:

John

Magnifica toma y momento captado,con una excelente exposicion,asi como una luz y colores estupendos.7/7.Anon.

 

Un cordial saludo -Tolo

Amal, a septuagenarian, loves to read 'Alice in Wonderland' and seeing her in action is double delight for him, Pnina.