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Images => Themes, Portfolio Series, PaW, or PaM => Topic started by: golunvolo on August 12, 2016, 00:06:09
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Oviedo, 3 days workshop with dancers as part of a bigger and very interesting project about choreography itself.
For those of you not familiar with the process, pictures are taken everyday while the dancers are either improvising, warming up, doing routines, etc... Some of those go on the rehearsal wall the next day to be use as learning, craetive or inspirational tools. So images evolve, some new are taken, go next day on the wall...and so on. An average of 30 to 40 are printed every morning
Day 1:
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The d750 to the rescue again as a typical picture will be around iso 6400 f2.8 1/160
Day 2, with some dancers looking at the prints.
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Day 3
My work is finished here but I will stick around a little to see it through.
I hope this gives an impression of how it works.
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I generally prefer simpler compositions, and there are some of my favorites. But I also see a couple of excellent exceptions: #3 from Day 1 and #1 from Day 2. Actually they may be THE favorites of mine in this series. Thanks for sharing, Paco!
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Emotional and sensual. Need a bigger screen to value them accordingly.
I love the high energy shots ... girl jumping over the top ...
group approaching ... as well as the very relaxed shots ... girl resting with unsharp figure in front.
can not yet figure out all of your decisions on focussing. Some of them seem pretty unusual to me.
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Impressive series Paco. It gives an excellent overview of these kind of 'workshops'.
I like especially the second of day 2, great catch of the movement.
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Excellente ! My favorites go to day 2&3 - day1: I guess it was your run-in? My overall impression that you achieved to build a very good link with your subjects. Bravo!
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Graceful!
Your so blessed in so many ways :)
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Maravilloso !
What a wonderful opportunity it is to work with dancers
If I were to purchase an image it would be one where you capture only hands and face
Love your series Paco
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I generally prefer simpler compositions, and there are some of my favorites. But I also see a couple of excellent exceptions: #3 from Day 1 and #1 from Day 2. Actually they may be THE favorites of mine in this series. Thanks for sharing, Paco!
My pleasure Akira.
I started with the simpler, almost minimal images as it comes easier to me. Busy frames with dancers mean even lower keeper rates. Sometimes it pays off. Working on this :)
Thanks!
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Emotional and sensual. Need a bigger screen to value them accordingly.
I love the high energy shots ... girl jumping over the top ...
group approaching ... as well as the very relaxed shots ... girl resting with unsharp figure in front.
can not yet figure out all of your decisions on focussing. Some of them seem pretty unusual to me.
Focus decision are a big theme for explaining. It usually involves why, the mood, intention, some happy mistakes... I´ll really like to have sometime to go over them in person and exchange opinions. For now, point anyone out and I will do my best to explain.
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Impressive series Paco. It gives an excellent overview of these kind of 'workshops'.
I like especially the second of day 2, great catch of the movement.
Thanks John, they were trying some jumps and went nuts. Young and motivated :)
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Impressive series Paco. It gives an excellent overview of these kind of 'workshops'.
I like especially the second of day 2, great catch of the movement.
Thanks John, they were trying some jumps and went nuts. Young and motivated :)
Sorry, double post. Will finish tomorrow. Internet conection is in the funny side today. Please moderators, delete repeated post if possible. Thanks
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Excellente ! My favorites go to day 2&3 - day1: I guess it was your run-in? My overall impression that you achieved to build a very good link with your subjects. Bravo!
Yes, there is son "warming up" every time I come back to this projects. That you can tell is not a good sign :)
The relationship with all the artist involved is excellent. I have also take class, teach one day and have helped with some rehearsals so that counts to, I guess.
They are a wonderful group of people
Thanks!
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Graceful!
Your so blessed in so many ways :)
I agree I am!
Thanks Jakov!
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Maravilloso !
What a wonderful opportunity it is to work with dancers
If I were to purchase an image it would be one where you capture only hands and face
Love your series Paco
Gracias Armando,
it is a wonderful opportunity to work with dancers. I just love it. Hands are one fixation of mine as I think they can transmit and feel a big part of our meaning and experiences.
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Gracias Armando,
it is a wonderful opportunity to work with dancers. I just love it. Hands are one fixation of mine as I think they can transmit and feel a big part of our meaning and experiences.
yes, dancers, also gymnasts, pay particular attention to the their hands positions , they become a very important element of their expression, simply fascinating when one can capture it in a photo