hands were made for dancing Photo

Photographer’s Note

Gypsies in Badiceni, not far from Soroka, are not so wealthy as their brothers from the town, but definitely know how to enjoy life.

Cyganie z Badiceni, niedaleko Soroki nie są tak bogaci jak ich bracia z miasta ale zdecydowanie wiedzą jak cieszyć się życiem.

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blakitan (1311) 2006-07-04 4:16

Hi Swiatek,
Very nice picture. Nicely captured. It seems that the ladies really enjoy the dance. Silght increase in brightness will make it even greater.

Ben Lakitan

coco (27774) 2006-07-04 5:14

Hi Swiatek.
Splendid photo plenty of life and also of intimacy.
Also I love this light and moment.
Great daily life.

Regards from Spain.

sengir (4946) 2006-07-04 5:36

trudno mi je w pelni docenic na LCD, ale b. fajne, super swiatlo.

greg (2835) 2006-07-04 6:47

wow... that's great - especially the light on the woman's face.

eleparc (24059) 2006-07-04 6:48

haha! you must be a good entertainer to come up with this scene;-)) otherwise, the ceiling is so low.. ;-)

Eric

nerve (10210) 2006-07-05 9:18

good capture, nice side light.. looks like high iso,cuz colour noise is terrible (D70 probably) i removed it in WS.

Polonaise (5634) 2006-07-05 23:08

Fotografowanie od srodka.

Byc jednym z nich...cyganem, afrykanem,czerwonym, zoltym, czarnym, biednym i bogatym...Najwspanialszy kunszt jaki musi posiadac ktos kto umilowal fotografowanie.
Nygus, slow mi brakuje, a wydawalo mi sie ze wyszczekany w pysku jestem...
Trzymsie...

kajspice (4534) 2006-07-06 6:52

I am personally a fan of a little noise...(on certain pictures)...This is one of those. In fact, I purposely use a higher ISO just to get that noise.

Nice lighting and mood here...its gritty and very realistic.

markoci (3917) 2006-07-07 0:26

well... my favorites are starting to look like a nygus gallery :-)... i'd wish for some more details on the faces but i think that's just the limitations of your camera and lense... i know you don't like notes and none really necessary here for just the photo's sake, but in the spirit of trek earth ("learning about the world through photography") and to satisfy my own curiosity, i'd really like to know the circumstances under which this photo was taken. (you seem to make a connection with your subjects wherever you travel, what's your secret?)

tongapup (1574) 2006-07-15 13:16