Anyway, one of my favorite things to photograph is dancers and I often focus on their feet. There is drama in the dance and the feet tell the story. I keep trying to catch the essence of that. I can't sing. I can't dance. I can't play an instrument. But I do feel that I can express myself artistically with photographs. Here are a few more of my favorite dancing shoes photos.
Spanish Dancer:

My favorite of that same Spanish Dancer:

My second favorite Irish Dancer photo:

The Faire will be starting in a couple of weeks here in So Cal and I can't wait. It's my favorite place to photograph and catch some colorful portraits and action. This is a gallery of my Faire images.
At The Faire
Have you ever been to a Renassaince Faire? Isn't it a blast? :)
That's cool because I don't feel like I see a lot of artistic photographs of different types of dancers. Ballet maybe yes, but I love these! You really are a talented photographer, Lisa! =)
ReplyDeleteThank you! There are all kinds of dancers at the Faire and my faves are the belly dancers. They are very...interactive with the audience and fun to photograph. I haven't been able to capture their movement exactly like I want because they tell the story with their whole body.
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