Salsa & Bachata: From Zero to Hero in the Canary Islands
This is how I learned to dance Salsa and Bachata in the Canary Islands. It was a 4-week-workshop in a stunning outdoor location by the waterfront.
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Becoming a Dance Photographer: Excitement at a Photocall
For experienced dance photographers and photojournalists, a photocall is probably not that exciting, being part of their daily routine. For me, it’s a whole new world.
Real voyage of discovery – Marcel Proust #Quote #Image #Dance
This shot is from the piece Landfill, choreographed by Anna-Lise Marie Hearn and performed as part of One Youth Dance‘s Presence in December 2013.
Duende on #wordymonday
Duende. An ambiguous concept that can only really be understood when you’ve felt it for yourself. It’s a way of describing that still, sharp state where anything’s possible; the ‘Zone’; the Zen Moment;… Continue reading
Joy in looking – Einstein #Quote #Image #Dance
This shot is from the piece Flux, choreographed by Anna-Lise Marie Hearn and performed as part of One Youth Dance‘s Presence in December 2013.
Morning Glory: A morning rave set me up nicely #LoveMyJob
I went down to cover Morning Glory this morning (along, it would seem, with the rest of the UK’s national and local media and bloggerati). Everyone – and I do mean everyone –… Continue reading
Five ways to improve your Carnival photography
It’s coming up to Carnival time in London and we can look forward to some of the most colourful and exciting open air dance shots of the year. Wherever your planned Carnival shoot,… Continue reading
Photographing Poppin’ Pete at BoxPark
A couple of days ago I went to interview and take photographs of Poppin’ Pete who has been giving poppin’ workshops in the Pop-Up shop in BoxPark, Shoreditch. Because it was constrained by… Continue reading
Working hard on Dance Photographer of the Year
I’m working hard on the Dance Photographer of the Year competition today as it’s going to be launched next month. There will be excellent dance travel prizes, places for winners images in publications… Continue reading
It’s Not(t)dance
The stages of a dance meme, the creative progression of thought in the development of an artwork that incorporates critics into the dance itself, masturbation and performance art, the body’s betrayal of cooperative… Continue reading