Category Archives: dance
fire and light
I love projection art. The motion of color being painted onto huge canvases of concrete and brick — all in real time and all in front of your eyes. It too is formless form. And despite knowing that is is merely projected phantoms, you are nevertheless drawn toward the light. Continue reading
looking back at 2016: the art of dance

In 2016 I began experimenting with art methods of processing and finishing images, in addition to more customary photographic finishes. Looking back, I note that I tended to experiment with art finishes processes on photographs of dance and flow performances more than anything else. Here are a few of my favorite examples. Continue reading
the ballet
I had the opportunity last weekend to photograph DC’s Classical Repertory Dance Ensemble. The evening included a program that presented a mix of dance styles centered around both classical and contemporary ballet. In the same way, the photographs included in the current post and Featured Gallery present a mixture of photographic styles from classic representational, contemporary high dynamic, and artistic finishes approaching impressionism. To view the full gallery of 12 photographs, click any of the images below. Continue reading
lionz of zion

The Lionz of Zion crew celebrated their 19th anniversary with the UDEF Probreaking Tour at the Wonder Bread Factory in the Shaw neighborhood of Washington, DC. Click any image to see the full set of 18 photos. Continue reading
photo of the moment: waiting in the wings
Vaudoux Aerial Dance Theatre at Art All Night: Nuit Blanche DC
photographing a dream
urban artistry (15 images)
View the gallery of my attempts to capture Urban Artistry’s perpetual motion and infectious joy in still images.
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