Emily, Thank you for the comment. This was not posed. She began moving to the music and I fired the shutter, on single shot, as I saw shapes forming. I did make quite a number of exposures and picked many of them to process. These were made with studio flash on a white seamless background and processed to enhance the silhouette. They were also all hand held. Mark > <SNIP> >> Mark Harris - Dance Silhouette > > There’s something very posed about this. Maybe it’s how deliberate the lifted leg looks, no curvature of the body from the shoulders to the toes. If she was dancing while you were shooting did you stomp on the shutter release and then pick the best shot of the bunch? Shooting sports is a specialized skill, whether in the studio or on the court or on the water. Overshoot, overshoot, overshoot. Dump the tripod and kick up the ISO. > <SNIP> > Now I’m out of opinions. Back to scanning. Only one more year to go. > _________________ > > Emily L. Ferguson > mailto:elf@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx > 774-269-5968 > New England landscapes, wooden boats and races > http://www.landsedgephoto.com > > > > > > >
