Sentence examples for dance photographer from inspiring English sources

MIKHAIL BARYSHNIKOV, one of the greatest dancers in history, has turned dance photographer.

"There's nothing like a dance background for a dance photographer," Ms. Swope says.

"THEME AND VARIATIONS" Images from ballet, lyrical and full of passion, will be on view through tomorrow in an exhibit by the dance photographer known as Costas.

Also tomorrow, a free talk by the dance photographer Jack Mitchell, who will autograph his latest books (5 p.m. at Sommerspace at Blake's Barn).

After studying ballet, she began reviewing dance in 1939 in the Marianne and then collaborated with her Russian-born husband, the dance photographer Serge Lido.

Along one wall is an impressive library of dance books, including some oversize albums of the work of iconic dance photographer Costas Cacaroukas.

And 50 years of photographs by Jack Mitchell, dean of dance photographers, are on view throughout the season at Blake's Barn.

At the Puffin Room (435 Broome Street, SoHo), Divya Kumar will perform Indian dance tonight at 7, there will be a swing party tomorrow night from 8to1010, and Motomi Igarashi, Steven Pier and Annick Vroom will perform and talk Sunday at 4 p.m. Also on view at Puffin through Sunday, from 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., is work by five dance photographers and one video-maker.

He's a reptilian heavy in "Come Dance" — the photographer behind the blackmail scene — but he has an insolent, punkish quality that makes him much more interesting than the squares whom Ms. Bardot's characters are generally, and inexplicably, drawn to.

Lights, cameras, and even clowns abound in a single-shot dance between "Photographer," actor Danik McAfee's perfect parody of David Hemmings in Blow-Up, and "Diva," embodied to the point of iconoclasm by the devilish Sapphire Titha Reign.

It came about when the white warden ordered the men to "dance for the photographer".