felt like I was catching a fish, and then throwing it back in
the water!
What advice would you give to the aspiring
photographers regarding the nuances of ‘MOVING
STILL’?
I never go into a photo shoot with a pre -conceived
idea. But if photographers feel more secure with a
game plan they should follow it. I would still suggest
that the photographers try different lighting, lenses,
and camera angles, and not just rely on what they are
used to. If the photographer is too controlling, the result
might look stiff, as opposed to spontaneous. It’s good
to allow plenty of time for the shoot, so that the dancer
can get used to being photographed. Invite them over
to the computer so they can see the photos and make
the corrections they need to make. If you treat them as
a collaborator instead of just a model, you will get the
benefit of their creativity, rather than stifling it.
Priyashi Negi
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Trekking in the top of the hills through tiny little paths and between pines is nothing short of
paradise for Priyashi. Books and poetry are her refuge. She is a foodie at heart and seems to be
blessed with a sweet tooth (sweet-teeth rather) and a love for all things cheese (pun-intended).
Tatiana Martinez
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