http://photo.fsonline.ru/index.php?cat=214
Exhibitions and CD demonstration are rather grainy, but I decided to post them anyway.
Exhibitions and CD demonstration are rather grainy, but I decided to post them anyway.
http://photo.fsonline.ru/index.php?cat=214
Exhibitions and CD demonstration are rather grainy, but I decided to post them anyway.
amazing photos!
can I ask what camera you use and the lens(es)?
oh and what program do you use to make your online albums?
Special thanks for the Finnstep demonstration pics. I absolutely love this new CD and can't wait for it to be on the schedules.
It's not mine , just a literal translation from Russian. Never it understood its origin, but that's what we say in such cases
BTW, is it true that Rhumba d'Amour was supposed to be only 1 pattern? Sounded very weird to me, since I always thought that repeating the pattern in exactly the same manner is something that really separates the best teams from the rest of couples...
The Rhumba d'Amour was demonstrated by Belbin & Agosto in a very
formative stage at the Dance meeting at the Washington Worlds. Because
the holds and steps were very different, names had to be devised for
them which took time.
Only one sequence will be performed which will take one and a half
circuits of the rink. To do more would take too much time and to try
to reduce it to one circuit would spoil the essence.
Courtney Jones, ISU Council member recently confirmed that the plan is
to have the original music Torvill and Dean used for the 1994 Olympics
as the warm-up music and that six other pieces have been selected to
alternate in competition.
It is believed it will be adopted as an official compulsory by the
Council meeting this summer. Presumeably it will then go into the list
of compulsories which will be drawn for more minor events, as happened
with the Midnight Blues, before being advanced into Grand Prix and ISU
championship events.
It was a wonderful piece of choreography but whether it will be suited
to today's dancers remains to be seen. It is not speedy. Whether
others can recreate the emotion and sensuality that T&D were able to
convey remains to be seen.
Camera is Nikon D70 with Nikkor 70-200 f2.8 lenses. It's actually upgrade, before this season I used budget Nikkor 80-300 (I think) 3.0-5.6 lenses, and while f2.8 costs a fortune, it is really worth it.
And I don't use any special the program, I just work on each photo, then upload them to the website and let the photo gallery script take care of them. Unfortunately, you see still have to type in the names manually, and if you later want to re-sort photos (something I've really fallen behind this year) you have to assign the keywords manually as well.
Here's some info written online 2 years ago by British journalist Sandra Stevenson, btw she saw it demonstrated at Worlds in America, not Paris...