Sentence examples for dance photography from inspiring English sources

Dance photography, he said, was "a crisp thing: people in the air with their legs stretched".

Here are five classic examples of how dance photography has progressed during the last hundred years.

Shot by Adam Friedman, 1989 Reportage is another crucial strand of dance photography.

Lectures, performances and a dance photography exhibition will be held in conjunction with the festival.

"Most dance photography is usually only documented for posterity," says Guest. "We wanted to do something different by bringing together portraiture, fashion and dance".

Lincoln Kirstein — patron of the performing, visual, and literary arts; novelist; poet; critic and historian of dance, photography and painting — was one of nature's titans.

Zane came to dance from photography and visual art; Jones, from theatre, athletics and literature.

She, too, is a collector, both of subjects — she has written on literature, film, opera, drama, dance, painting, photography, politics, illness — and within subjects.

French traditions in the fine arts are deep and rich, and painting, sculpture, music, dance, architecture, photography, and film all flourish under state support.

Instead the book focuses on Mr. James's literary essays with a few forays into film criticism and some asides about dance and photography.

Students studied pretty much whatever they wanted, but everyone was supposed to take a class in some kind of artistic practice — painting, weaving, sculpture, pottery, poetry, architecture, design, dance, music, photography.