Critique Welcomed Stage Left

[Brian Moore]

From 2011. Canon T50. Ilford film--don't know which--pushed to 1600. Probably processed in Rodinal.

 

[Rob MacKillop]

I enjoyed these photos from what, ten years ago, Brian? And of course, black and white was the perfect choice. Love the movement.

 

[Brian Moore]

I enjoyed these photos from what, ten years ago, Brian? And of course, black and white was the perfect choice. Love the movement.

Thanks a lot, Rob. Yeah 10 or more years ago. I think 2011 was the first year we were involved. I think it was 4 years overall.

 

[Peter Roberts]

I too love the movement here, Brian.
You've captured it so well I can almost sense the practising of piroutettes.

 

[Brian Moore]

I too love the movement here, Brian.
You've captured it so well I can almost sense the practising of piroutettes.

Thank you Peter. It was a lot of fun to be involved. (Both of my daughters were dancers I took a lot of backstage images during their annual Nutcracker performances.)

 

[Ralph Turner]

Indeed, a great sense of movement, the moment both fixed and fluid. Lovely.

10 years, eh? Streuth.... I'm such a newb

 

[Gianluca Drago]

The preview is so small, but still I can see the good shot. Congratulations. Dancing can be liberating (when not too competitive) and your shot captured that liberation.

 

[Brian Moore]

Indeed, a great sense of movement, the moment both fixed and fluid. Lovely.

10 years, eh? Streuth.... I'm such a newb

Yeah RPF has been around a while now, Ralph. Though I don't know what year H and/or Pete started it. Thanks for your comment about the picture. Appreciated.

 

[Brian Moore]

The preview is so small

Really...? Looks OK on my screen and no one else so far has mentioned that it's small. Anyway, thank you Gianluca. I agree with what you say about dance being liberating but it sure can be a competitive endeavor. (I'm no dancer, but I know the competition for specific parts could be intense.)

 

[Gianluca Drago]

Really...? Looks OK on my screen and no one else so far has mentioned that it's small. Anyway, thank you Gianluca. I agree with what you say about dance being liberating but it sure can be a competitive endeavor. (I'm no dancer, but I know the competition for specific parts could be intense.)

It looks like I'm the only one complaining about image sizes here. Maybe I'm living in a future world. Don't bother.
I don't dance too (LOL, how could I?) but I know something vicariously...

Thanks for you answer and the good photo.

 

[Julian Tanase]

I do agree with Rob, this image only works in bw. Excellent feeling, excellent image!