we got these production shots for her new work
shot with theatre lighting iso 3200 f3.5 1/250
This one is shot with the in camera multiple exposure function
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Working with renowned dancer Amy Hollingsworth and the team at Sydney Dance Company
we got these production shots for her new work shot with theatre lighting iso 3200 f3.5 1/250 This one is shot with the in camera multiple exposure function Wendell Levi Teodoro
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Hi Wendell
The lighting and composition in these are superb, with the first two being the strongest IMO. They would sure look good hanging on a wall!  TFF (Trevor)
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the harsh lighting works wonders!\
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I think the third and fourth of these are the strongest. Compositionally, in the third, the triangle formed by the legs and the floor just works for me, and the circle that the tutu forms at the triangle's apex just sets it off wonderfully.
And I've always been a fan of in-camera multiple exposure used well. Bugger off photoshop; this is how it should be done. g.
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Nice Wendell,
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I like these Wendell.... out of interest, what lens was used for these?
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Brilliant Wendell!
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thankyou people it smuch appreciated
mj i was using the 70-200 VR1 on a monopod Wendell Levi Teodoro
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