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Tag Archives: verb
Verb Ballets Revisited
Another opportunity to visit and photograph the Verb Ballets rehearsal proved challenging and fruitful as I came away with some interesting photos. This particular performance, based on the stories of Edgar Allen Poe, was different in that there was a … Continue reading
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Tagged ballet, Breen Center, Cleveland, dance, edgar allen poe, OH, ohio, Rock, verb, verb ballets
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Captured by the Ballet
I had another opportunity Friday night to shoot a dress rehearsal of Cleveland’s Verb Ballets. Now I had never seen a ballet prior to my first shoot of the Verb a few years ago, but I’ve gotten some beautiful photos … Continue reading
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Tagged ballet, cain park, Carmen, Cleveland, cleveland heights, cleveland hts., Contrast, dance, iso, iso 6400, love, Multiple Exposure, passion, performance, Richard Dickinson, verb, verb ballets
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The Same But Different
A few days ago I posted some baseball photos of a dramatic play at home plate which stopped the action in 4 frames. Today’s post is in some respects the same, and in some respects different! Back on February 23rd … Continue reading
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Tagged action, athletic, ballet, baseball, black, Black and White, Cleveland, dance, monochrome, Multiple Exposure, OH, ohio, performance, performing art, photography, Sequence, series, verb, verb ballet, white
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Verb Ballet Multiple Exposures
The ballet offers opportunities to try some of the lesser used features on some digital cameras. I always take a number of multiple exposure when shooting the ballet. This first shot is series of 4 individual images of a single … Continue reading
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Tagged ballet, ballet dancer, Camera, Cleveland, Computer, dance, exposure, exposure technique, image caption, Images, multiple, Multiple Exposure, multiple exposures, Multiple Images, OH, ohio, Ohio City, photoshop, Post Production, second image, unusual photos, verb, verb ballet
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The Verb Ballet Honors the Shakers
I had the honor of photographing Cleveland’s Verb Ballet as they rehearsed for a performance at St. Ignatius High School’s Breen Center for the Performing Arts. This dance honored the Shakers, and was visually stunning! Shooting the ballet is a … Continue reading
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Tagged ballet, Breen Center, Cleveland, Costumes, dance, exposure, iso, Ohio City, Shakers, St. Ignatius High School, Stage Lighting, verb, verb ballet
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Cleveland’s Verb Ballet
I’ve posted this photo of Cleveland’s Verb Ballet previously on Facebook and have now printed it as a large giclee canvas wrap and it looks spectacular! A copy of this photo was also donated and raffled off to raise money … Continue reading
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Tagged ballet, Cleveland, dance, exposure, multiple, performance, verb, verb ballet
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Capturing the Light
Today’s cameras are capable of capturing images in extremely low lighting conditions. This photo, shot during a dress rehearsal of Cleveland’s Verb Ballet, was shot at an ISO setting on the camera of 6400! It’s become one of my favorites … Continue reading
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Tagged ballet, dance, dancer, iso, lighting, low light, stage, verb
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