Elizabeth from yesterday's shoot

[binga63]

Elizabeth by Chris Crossley, on Flickr

ballerinas are alot of fun


Elizabeth by Chris Crossley, on Flickr

 

[e.rose]

That first shot is absolutely beautiful!

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[Parker219]

Oh wow. I really like both of these!

The lighting on photo 2 is really interesting to me, very nice.

 

[LarryLomona]

I really like 1

 

[The_Traveler]

yeah, crap.
What two great shots!

The first is wonderful.

 

[Bossy]

Both beautiful!
TBH though, #2 freaks me out for some reason

 

[wyogirl]

The first is seriously amazing

 

[frommrstomommy]

Number one def has the wow factor for me. 2 is great as well.

 

[Derrel]

I love the temporal quality of the first, slow-speed shot. I'd like to see a wee bit more contrast in the lowest tonal values though,just to be able to "see" more of that gorgeous blurring over time! The second shot was very nicely executed at the time of shooting, but the color on the skin tones seems to me a bit waxy and creepy-looking, kind of dead-flesh-like. But the symmetrical pose and beautiful shadow patterns and the top-lighting are all really nice. As almost always, I enjoy seeing your photographs.

 

[mmaria]

nicee

 

[binga63]

thought that I would throw a few more in

during a break, Elizabeth told me that she broke her foot through the constant training and straining of ballet dancing... which inspired the first shot


Broke it by Chris Crossley, on Flickr


this is just because it is fun to get people to jump


Elizabeth by Chris Crossley, on Flickr

 

[EOV]

Wow she has got some hops!

I like your lighting in the second one.

 

[jenko]

thought that I would throw a few more in

during a break, Elizabeth told me that she broke her foot through the constant training and straining of ballet dancing... which inspired the first shot


Broke it by Chris Crossley, on Flickr


this is just because it is fun to get people to jump


Elizabeth by Chris Crossley, on Flickr

^^^I really like this shot! Very different and expressive of something deeper than the surface.

All of the shots are interesting in that they are not your average run-of-the-mill ballerina photos.

 

[Parker219]

Wow she has got some hops!

I like your lighting in the second one.

I can't tell if you are kidding or not, and I am not 100 percent sure, but Im guessing the OP removed the floor in post processing.

 

[binga63]

second of my ballet blurs series


Ballet 2 by Chris Crossley, on Flickr