The Boston.com “Big Picture” posted a wonderful article with the title “Bodies in motion: Dancing around the world” They introduced a Haitian child and Iraqi female police, Indian women and a man from the Naga tribe, Figure Skating Championships or a Libyan rebel, ballet or Swing dancers, Tango or opera performers, a mother with child while shopping, grandpa with grandma, Egyptian youths marking Prophet Mohammed’s birthday – etc. yes there are many reasons to move or even dance: the four photos below were shot by myself …
4 photos above by frizztext, click on the pictures to enter my galleries on Flickr.com
related:
http://www.boston.com/bigpicture/2011/03/bodies_in_motion_dancing_aroun.html
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Triptych: Dancing
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Ever wondered how many songs have the word dance in them?
during my first dance school lessons 1962
we danced to SHOUT by LULU:
modern cover version:
I remember
Love! They’ve got some smooth moves
Fantastic photos.
I love this post. My sister used to be a dancer in a modern company when she was younger.
I remember whet you took that shot top left. I have one of the same girls…
not whet but when of course
I remember when we met each other at the Tilburg Gypsy festival very well, Akbar – we had a fine day there!
your photo, Akbar:
and you even made a portrait of myself,
playing a fine Gypsy guitar there, thank you!
The bodies in motion, maybe the most beautiful body in motion is the woman’s body you have in your arms when you dance tango, jive or pasodoble…
Good eye! it’s tough to capture dance in motion and I think you’ve done so beautifully
Wonderful photos. I’m not much of a dancer, but I still like to try.
Love them all – great motion capture!
I like the motion blur in the 4th photo. It really captures the excitement and swiftness.
Wonderful stream with living pictures
My part seen near the nordkap:
http://flic.kr/p/4cQgp9
your photo, Wolfgang:
