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Dionisic — Learn to be a swan
Published: 2011-10-13 14:17:05 +0000 UTC; Views: 663; Favourites: 41; Downloads: 0
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I am so happy that you like my ballet photo.
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Believe me, it's visual situation that is already very attractive by itself.
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ok can be but, your photography brings the beauty of them
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Certainly I have affection to the people who bring so much effort for something so beautiful. I assume that my camera is enchanted in such situations.
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Some like mathematic and some doesn't...If you know the subject then it seems so beautiful and easy to you...thank you once again for sharing such a photo
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you are allways acting like an artist
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absolutely beautiful! love the repeating elements
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Good noticed. Repetition is one of the strategies of visual presentation that is often attractive.
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You seem to have captured the anonymous labour that is necessary for this demanding art, Denis.
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I've heard that it really is hard labour. But it seems to me that this is so only in those ensembles and schools who care about their success and prestige. Unfortunately, I never had the opportunity to watch the top ballet dancers in training. I think it would impact on my inspiration during the shooting.
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The English National Ballet were the subject of a documentary on the BBC. Their rehearsal routines are grueling in the extreme!
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So I need to photograph there.
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They rehearse somewhere in East London, I think!
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All right. Next time in London.
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This is a great shot, but can't seem to zero in on exactly what elements make it so. The flow of it is awesome, as everything stands out equally, at least to my eye. Great to put on a wall.
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Thank you very much!
I, unfortunately, make photographs by intuition, so I can't explain even to myself. I hope that this will change one day.
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