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As I was taking this picture at the Triennium in the Brisbane Modern
Art Gallery, when a young girl full of joy and grace entered the room
from my right dancing and doing pirouettes in mid-air.

Unfortunately, and you always get these unconsidered people, one
moved into the frame from the right with the gawkiest look in his face
even more pronounced by the blur of the camera slow speed and
another entered the frame from the right, which I had to crop out. So,
what you see here is the mid-session of the photo.

Thats very cool Zafra - I kinda wish she was little closer/larger in the frame and further from the wall but it's a great capture of a moment none the less

Wonderful. Not sure if a closer figure would have added or detracted from the image. I like the perspective, gives it the mysterious, voyeur style that works perfectly.

Thank you, guys.

It reminds me a little bit of this one I took in New Amsterdam about 18 months ago:

Zafra
There is something delightful...whimsical, about that image. The lightness of being. You caught something special there.

Thank you Matt. I also like like Murray's; the unintended
becomes the main focus of the photo and what makes the
picture.