dancers in red. by jocko500
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Description
I was looking in some old shots i took a few years ago to see what what.
I find this and say "this is a good shot,
I did use photoshop as the lighting in this place was low and I did not have my new camera..
That why it so grainy. i think it adds to the image.
Comments (49)
Cool capture Jock :)
This image has its own unique charm! Very good and great moves!
fabulous shot
SUPERLATIVE WORK!
nice model and wonderful composition
Remember those kind of dance and moments lol....((5++))
This cool shot delivers a sense of action, and the added noise really makes it vibrant, Jock. Must have been 5000 ISO.
Nice motion shot Jock!
Great capture of the moment.
Cool series, Jock. It really show the sped and motion in dancing.
an impressionist capture
Very nice capture. erland
love this shot Jock! you definitely should do a painting of this
beautiful capture !
A whop bop-a-lu a whop bam boo Tutti frutti, oh Rudy Tutti frutti, oh Rudy A whop bop-a-lu a whop bam boo Got a girl named Sue, she knows just what to do But you know what you did ! :-D
I agree, Jock. Sometimes the grain gives it a ethereal quality - it does so beautifully here!
very nice work.
I like this a lot. It is a good contrast to an earlier painting you did. In the earlier painting, everyone seemed isolated, even the two people dancing didn't seem to be connecting with each other in any way. In this one there is a great sense of connection. The two dancers are concentrating on each other as they dance. In the background another couple also are giving each other full attention. Her face is almost completely obscured by the dancers, but in the position of her hands she seems to be talking, and he to be both listening and watching her hand gestures. I like the graininess and the lighting. Excellent capture!
Nicely done Jock!