Dance

[Shadowman]

Having a bit of fun trying to capture the moves.

[DEAN01]

Very nice series, John.

[Shadowman]

Very nice series, John.

Thanks Dean.

[Shadowman]

f/1.8, ISO 800, 1/320sec

[IzzieK]

I do not like the first one on this series, but I find the rest of them is exactly what I see on tv and magazines...Excellent shot, John...in the first batch my favourite is the last one where you did an effect...

[Shadowman]

I do not like the first one on this series, but I find the rest of them is exactly what I see on tv and magazines...Excellent shot, John...in the first batch my favourite is the last one where you did an effect...

Hi Izzie, thanks for commenting. What don't you like about the first image?

[Shadowman]

f/13, ISO 100, 1/15sec

[Rita]

Hi John, a nice set here. I like them all but #1 I find that I see the crowd and then the dancer. He seems, at least to me, to be upstaged by the crowd.

[Shadowman]

Hi John, a nice set here. I like them all but #1 I find that I see the crowd and then the dancer. He seems, at least to me, to be upstaged by the crowd.

Hi Rita,

Part of the charm of the UWA lens and also an obstacle as you have to be almost on top of the subject to really capture the subject. Thanks for commenting.

[IzzieK]

Hi Izzie, thanks for commenting. What don't you like about the first image?

I like it but I've seen many of them. Your other shots are sort of different. Maybe because you always upload good quality ones and compositions are always spot on and I found that one too ordinary, if you pardon my phrase about it. I am not flattering you, but it just goes to show you can't be perfect all the time, human...

And with your response to Rita's comment, I find that you use an UWA lens. I thought they are only for landscapes, buildings and tight areas where you need to include everything like an overall view of 'something' of a view. I am waiting to go somewhere I can use it for so I am planning on a trip to Indiana next week at Fair Oaks Farm...I am practicing on the sceneries around here for practice kicks.

[Shadowman]

I like it but I've seen many of them. Your other shots are sort of different. Maybe because you always upload good quality ones and compositions are always spot on and I found that one too ordinary, if you pardon my phrase about it. I am not flattering you, but it just goes to show you can't be perfect all the time, human...

And with your response to Rita's comment, I find that you use an UWA lens. I thought they are only for landscapes, buildings and tight areas where you need to include everything like an overall view of 'something' of a view. I am waiting to go somewhere I can use it for so I am planning on a trip to Indiana next week at Fair Oaks Farm...I am practicing on the sceneries around here for practice kicks.

Hi Izzie,

Thanks for the response and what I take as a compliment on my other posted images. You're right, they can't always be gems, but as you stated sometimes different can be refreshing.