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Posted by JL Morris on August 4, 2008

A Moment in Movement

Posted under Black & White, Critiqued, Theatrical

A Moment in MovementOne of the things we try to capture in sports or performing arts photographer is the moment at the peak, the split second when the subjects are at their  apex of movement.  This is where the photographer has to be prepared; no time for meter readings, no time to compose, no time to think.  The photographer has to act on reflexes alone.

This image of two young dancers was taken at the zenith of their movement.  They may have held this position of the count of three and the photographer had to be ready.  The composition is elegant with a clean black background that lets the performers standout in all their grace.

The photograph highlights the skill of these two young ladies with elegance and style.  This moment has been captured for the view’s enjoyment.

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A Moment in Movement

2 Responses to “A Moment in Movement”

  1. Thanks Jim,

    Image from this years Camarillo Academy of Performing Arts (CAPA)

  2. I forgot to add the details…

    Camera: Canon 1D MkIII
    Lens: Canon 70-200 F2.8 IS with 1.4 Extender
    Mode: Aperture Priority
    F-Stop: F4.0
    Shutter: 1/50
    ISO: 1600
    Tripod Mounted
    Postion: Back of theater at Thousand Oaks Civic Arts Center during live performance

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