Good Morning Dear Friends and Photography Lovers ππΈ
Today is a continuation of the previous post with a difference in the dancers. Yesterday it was four beautiful little girls, and the following posts contain photos of adult dancers.
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My Olympus E-M10 lens captured moments of passion, tension, and untold stories from behind the spotlight.
A dance competition has never looked like this β every step, look, and movement told in a black and white frame, where glamour meets mystery.
And of course, with photos of this type, I liked the processing in Photoshop Action B&W 4 the most, followed by the B&W 2 filter again with the addition of grain
β¨ Dance is not just a movement, but a story that light and darkness dance together.
However, my position for taking photos was anything but good because of the many people who came to watch this competition. I was standing on an elevated spot so that I was capturing people who were sitting and watching. There were also some large, closed umbrellas that were in my way. That's why the photos are of strange and uneven formats, because I had to crop every single one.
But, ultimately, even with this processing, it's not bad. Otherwise, the unwritten rule in photography is this: "Don't delete bad photos, just process them in black and white." ππ
That's all for today, I wasn't able to edit more photos. But see you tomorrow with the rest of the photos - Part Two
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