samba movement
A quick retrospective tonight. I thought it would be interesting to show how my shot of this samba dancer made front cover.
cable beach kids
This shot, of two children dancing for fun at dusk on Cable Beach continues several themes, that of photographing children, that of low light photography and the most important to me, which is… Continue reading
avant flyers
I rediscovered this while getting some images together for a proposal I’m working on today. It reminds me how lucky I was at this year’s Breakin’ Convention, when I only received permission to… Continue reading
versatile surprise
It was with surprise and amazement I read that one of my new blogging friends CaityRosey had decided to present me with a Versatile Blogger Award. That’s why I’ve selected the image of… Continue reading
life is a cabaret
The last few days have been mad. I’ve worked as hard as I can, done more hours than is sane, and can only now believe that I might be back up to date… Continue reading
a better tango space
While I’m no closer to finding just one shot that gives all viewers an impression of the essence of tango, this one says a lot to me for a number of reasons. I… Continue reading
minding the tango gap
I was able to combine a friend’s tango birthday celebrations with work on a commission for Jubilee dancing shots from Dance Today yesterday at Abrazos. While there I decided to see if I… Continue reading
hoops, top hats and high heels
One more shot from last night’s alternative Jubilee evening before I go to shoot more Jubilee dance today. This again is Jackie Le on the hoop at the Flying Fleas’ Top Hats and… Continue reading
alternative jubilee evening
It has been a busy day, chasing Jubilee related dance shots in the rain. Here’s one of Jackie Le from this evening’s Flying Fleas production. Postscript 25th July 2012, Jackie is using this… Continue reading
thames tango and the oxo tower
A completely oppportunistic shot, this was taken at River Tango when I saw the couple (both charming people and friends) dance under the strong lines of the Oxo Tower. Despite the fact it… Continue reading