Read MoreStreet photography forces you to be present and really see your surroundings. When I step out onto the sidewalk I see so many interesting stories taking place. It is exciting, but frustrating at the same time, as it is so hard to be able to capture one of those little stories or situations without getting in closer.
I would like to share some dance photos I took of the Zürich Junior Ballett’s rehearsals for their production “Kreationen”. At least they were still able to have one performance before everything got shut down due to the pandemic.
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All dancers have to face that question, sooner or later. I know that most dancers don’t even think about it until that day comes.
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This photo marks the point where I fell in love with photography. It was in 2010 during a stage rehearsal for the Young Choreographer’s evening in Karlsruhe, the ballet was Reginaldo Oliveira’s first choreography with the title: “Attempt”.
I took it with a Nikon D5000 and some crappy 3rd party lens. It’s a bit blurry. There’s a lot of noise in the image. And honestly, I don’t care. The image projects a feeling. That is all that matters in photography. An image only fails if it says nothing. Who cares what camera you used?
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