Posts tagged ‘Performing Arts’

December 31, 2011

Bring on the showgirls…..HAPPY NEW YEAR!


Vintage @ Northwood (50+ dance group) performing at Oxford House, Bethnal Green, London.
Green Candle Dance Company Production 2011.

September 22, 2011

Dave, Michael, Tracy, John, Sofie, Fred and the others

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Title: Dave, Michael, Tracy, John, Sofie, Fred and the others – Bonnie Bird Theatre, Trinity Laban.
Choreography: Emma Zangs
Performers: Diina Bukareva, Danell Nelson, Marta Ucinska, Mariana Lucia Marquez, Natasha Cesco G., Runa Kaiser, Apostolos Gkoumas.

This dance piece is asking the question of: ‘What is an original piece?’.
Using previously created movements, the piece enhances the fact that creating a choreography does not start necessarily with the creation of movement but with the act of editing.  Beg, borrow or steal.

emmazangs.com

September 15, 2011

ReBodied by Diina Bukareva

Title: ReBodied (at Studio Theatre)
Choreography: Diina Bukareva
Performer: Runa Larsen
Lights: Gregor Knüppel

The memory is shared; it is not personal, neither objective. It is re-lived, not re-done. Perceptional recollection is not necessarily truthful. Everything can be imagined. If it is not true to me, it could still be true to you.


September 11, 2011

C’est chouette (That’s nice) by Claire Piquemal


Title: C’est chouette (That’s nice) – by Claire Piquemal.
Lighting: Gregor Knüppel.

These images were taken at Claire Piquemal‘s dance performance at Studio Theatre, Trinity Laban last month.  You can watch Claire dancing the piece here.

April 18, 2011

A traditional afternoon of waltzing | Greenwich Dance

Take a look at photos of a traditional afternoon of waltzing and cups of tea by yours truly| Greenwich Dance.

March 12, 2011

Portrait #3

Steven @ Coliseum

February 28, 2011

Tea Dance @ Greenwich Dance Agency

My 2nd shoot for the ‘relationship’ assignment was a Tea Dance at GDA.  Being particularly interested in dance photography I thought this would be a good option for the assignment providing many opportunities for interaction.  Although these images are not necessarily ‘intimate’ shots I think some of them do illustrate ‘relationship’.  Here are my favourite images from the shoot.

January 26, 2011

People @ Work 2

Jon Spencer – Last Maker @ Foster & Son

Jermyn Street London (Jan 2011).

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My next stop was the workshop of Foster & Son on Jermyn St where the shoes are handmade above the shop.  This photoshoot wasn’t quite so fast paced as keeping up with Gemma at ENB.  My only issue with this shoot was space and working with the wrong lens for the size of the room, again, a wider lens would have been much more useful but I quite like some of the close up shots I took.   A few images have a sense of the workshop space but I was pretty much backed up against the wall to get these shots but it was a great place to take photos with lots of exquisite shoes and interesting bits and pieces all over the place.  On some of the images, where there was some movement, a faster asa would have been beneficial but I’m quite happy with these images overall.

January 26, 2011

People @ Work 1

Gemma Spice, Wardrobe @ English National Ballet

Romeo & Juliet @ Coliseum, London (Jan 2011).

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Here is a breakdown of each shoot:

The main problem with this shoot was the restriction on aperture.  This was a very fast paced shoot and 400asa was not adequate for some of the low lighting images on the stage and the fast pace of the quick changes backstage and Gemma doing the laundry – did I mention the assignment was manual focus too?  So struggled with some of the technical issues here plus the shoot would have been much easier with a wider lens (ideally 24mm).  I would say this shoot was the least successful out of all 3 assignments for the above-mentioned reasons.

January 25, 2011

First assignment – People @ Work

Gemma Spice - Wardrobe @ English National Ballet

Caitlin Barrow, Paxton & Whitfield, Jermyn Street, London

Jon Spencer - Last Maker @ Foster & Son, Jermyn Street, London

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