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Holiday Dance Show (Read 660 times)
Dec 4
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, 2007 at 12:02am
Willit Run
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Well this past weekend was my Daughter's dance companies Holiday Dance Show 2007. She had a total of four parts she did. They are in the order she dance them on stage. The first one was the Doll scene where she was a Teddy Bear. This was a solo part as the three girls that did Doll each waited to the other was done. Then she was Chinese, Spanish and the last one was the Jazz Company dance.
The first part of the show were parts taken from Nutcracker and the second was the different companies doing their routines.
As always I'm so proud of her!!!
Enjoy!!
Teddy Bear
Chinese
Spanish
Jazz
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Dec 4
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How the hell does she stand on her toes like that!
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Dec 4
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good pictures of you daughter...my daughter liked them too
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Dec 4
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, 2007 at 9:09am
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BAW0343 wrote
on Dec 4
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, 2007 at 12:56am:
How the hell does she stand on her toes like that!
Willit has installed small shock plates in her heels. So any time she rests her feet flat, she gets a little encouragement
great shots mate, you must be very proud.
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Dec 4
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, 2007 at 12:55pm
Willit Run
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Craig. wrote
on Dec 4
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, 2007 at 9:09am:
BAW0343 wrote
on Dec 4
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, 2007 at 12:56am:
How the hell does she stand on her toes like that!
Willit has installed small shock plates in her heels. So any time she rests her feet flat, she gets a little encouragement
great shots mate, you must be very proud.
Shhhhh!!!! Your not suppose to give away my secret!!!!!
With lots of practice and exercise!! It takes alot of discipline in that this is something you really want to do because it isn't easy and you can damage your feet if you don't do it properly and have the right fit with your pointe shoes. We just took her to New York Cityon Monday to have a pair of pointe shoes custom fitted and have to go back Saturday to pick them up. ( I have some pictures of the city i'll post later!! ) It is also a big expence but worth every penny when we see her dance!!
Thank you for the comments and yes very proud!!!!!
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Dec 4
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, 2007 at 1:57pm
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Wow... she just glows! You can tell that she likes to perform!
Lovely stuff Cory!
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Dec 4
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I'd be proud too, sheesh, no way in heck I could balance like that, let alone move around to music, just looks painful!
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Dec 5
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, 2007 at 10:22am
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yeah, i play guitar myself, so i got a feeling for rythm, but dancing is waaaay out of my league, i tryed it once with a bunch of friends that do dance.. Well, they had a great laugh, to put it that way. It is incredibly hard to keep moving with the right speed and right distance. The way your daughter is dancing must be even harder!!
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Dec 5
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, 2007 at 10:32am
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Cory, Not only is your daughter outstanding, someone took some great shots. Mark
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Dec 6
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, 2007 at 12:53pm
Willit Run
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Thank you again, Gentlemen!!
BigTruck wrote
on Dec 4
th
, 2007 at 8:41pm:
I'd be proud too, sheesh, no way in heck I could balance like that, let alone move around to music, just looks painful!
It's not uncommon for a Ballerina to take her pointe shoes off and they're foot would be bleeding!!
pepper_airborne wrote
on Dec 5
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, 2007 at 10:22am:
yeah, i play guitar myself, so i got a feeling for rythm, but dancing is waaaay out of my league, i tryed it once with a bunch of friends that do dance.. Well, they had a great laugh, to put it that way. It is incredibly hard to keep moving with the right speed and right distance. The way your daughter is dancing must be even harder!!
I know i couldn't do it!! It take a whole lot of training and exercises to do it the correct way so you don't hurt your feet.
Roughrider wrote
on Dec 5
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, 2007 at 10:32am:
Cory, Not only is your daughter outstanding, someone took some great shots. Mark
Thank you!! I take the pictures without flash so with her moving and doing what I can do with the settings about 5 out of 50 turn out. I need a DSLR!!!! I'm trying to convince my Wife that I can get better shots with a DSLR and a nice 75 - 400mm lense!!
It's not working to good at the moment!!!!
Cory
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Dec 6
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, 2007 at 1:16pm
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Willit Run wrote
on Dec 6
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, 2007 at 12:53pm:
Thank you again, Gentlemen!!
BigTruck wrote
on Dec 4
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, 2007 at 8:41pm:
I'd be proud too, sheesh, no way in heck I could balance like that, let alone move around to music, just looks painful!
It's not uncommon for a Ballerina to take her pointe shoes off and they're foot would be bleeding!!
That's dedication right there!!
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Dec 6
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, 2007 at 1:50pm
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Willit Run wrote
on Dec 6
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, 2007 at 12:53pm:
Thank you!! I take the pictures without flash so with her moving and doing what I can do with the settings about 5 out of 50 turn out. I need a DSLR!!!! I'm trying to convince my Wife that I can get better shots with a DSLR and a nice 75 - 400mm lense!!
It's not working to good at the moment!!!!
Cory
Yep, you do need a dSLR... and an expensive 2.8 diaphragm lense... better not tell the misses about that last part...
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, 2007 at 3:27pm
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Wow...That's just amazing...Very nice pics
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Dec 7
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, 2007 at 2:47am
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Willit Run wrote
on Dec 6
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, 2007 at 12:53pm:
Roughrider wrote
on Dec 5
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, 2007 at 10:32am:
Cory, Not only is your daughter outstanding, someone took some great shots. Mark
Thank you!! I take the pictures without flash so with her moving and doing what I can do with the settings about 5 out of 50 turn out. I need a DSLR!!!! I'm trying to convince my Wife that I can get better shots with a DSLR and a nice 75 - 400mm lense!!
It's not working to good at the moment!!!!
Cory
FYI a more expensive camera won't help too much. At best it will only get you 7 out of 50 shots. Unless you spend the extra money on a camera with higher quality, higher speed ISO's and a lens with a 2.8 F-stop the results will still be the same
Principals of photography adhere to any camera no matter how expensive. I wont tell your wife though as DSLR's are great and you should get one
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Dec 7
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Outstanding photos!
I feel your pain about not having a DSLR. I hate not being able to manually focus.
My Flickr Photostream
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