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
Flickr Comments 
Ever wondered how many songs have the word dance in them?
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during my first dance school lessons 1962
we danced to SHOUT by LULU:
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modern cover version:
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I remember 🙂
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Love! They’ve got some smooth moves
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Fantastic photos.
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I love this post. My sister used to be a dancer in a modern company when she was younger.
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I remember whet you took that shot top left. I have one of the same girls…
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not whet but when of course 🙂
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I remember when we met each other at the Tilburg Gypsy festival very well, Akbar – we had a fine day there!
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your photo, Akbar:
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and you even made a portrait of myself,
playing a fine Gypsy guitar there, thank you!
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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… 🙂
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Good eye! it’s tough to capture dance in motion and I think you’ve done so beautifully 🙂
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Wonderful photos. I’m not much of a dancer, but I still like to try.
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Love them all – great motion capture!
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I like the motion blur in the 4th photo. It really captures the excitement and swiftness.
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Wonderful stream with living pictures
My part seen near the nordkap:
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your photo, Wolfgang:
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