On Tue, Mar 03, 2009 at 11:45:16AM -0500, Bruce Walker wrote:
# Solo dancer seen in a bar on Sunday from the dancefloor as I was 
# shooting the house band.  Illuminated from behind by east-facing windows 
# covered with fabric blinds, and what little light bounces from the 
# stage, right.

Without the above, I wouldn't know what was going on, even so I like
it. I think that the guitar helps add context, without it she might
just be a crazy homeless person on the street.

# 
# Normally I try very hard for sharpness, but I'm pushing my personal 
# boundaries and trying to catch dynamic shots, keeping HCB in mind. :-)

I spend a lot of time shooting dancers. I have a lot of shots that I
wish were that sharp. 

The funny thing is that as photographers, we can look at a picture and
see all of the technical flaws, everything that is wrong with it. Then
my friends will look at a picture of them dancing and they'll see
everythign right with it. It may not be a sharp picture, but it may be
the sharpest picture they have of them dancing. 

It's important to look at the technical aspects of a photograph in
terms of context. And, in that context, it's plenty sharp, and the
blur, if anything adds to the environmental context of it.


# 
# http://flickriver.com/photos/9403...@n02/3324651046/
# 
# K100D Super, DA* 50-135 @ 135mm, f/3.2, 1/30, iso800
# 
# Comments welcome.
# 
# -bmw
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