The images of contemporary dance photographer,
Lois Greenfield, capture movement otherwise unseen by the human eye, using fast shutter speeds of up to 1/500 of a second and a flash at 1/2000 of a second. She captures a delicate, unique photographic movement in time that only lasts for a 500th of a second. As she says
"I love impossible looking situations that allude to the moments before and after the shutter’s click. I want the viewer to wonder, 'Where is he coming from? How will he land?'... I’m always looking for something that is going to confound the viewer. It’s about creating a mystery”
I just love the way they look as though they are floating in impossible positions otherwise unseen! I love all of them, too many to choose from!
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| Breaking Bounds: "This moment could never be repeated, not even by Danny and Ashley
themselves. Like many of my pictures, this is a uniquely photographic
event. It only exists for a 500th of a second." |
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| Airbourne "We recombined signature movements from Graham dances to make it look like a multiple exposure of one jump seen at three points." |
Another another dance, movement and fitness photographer
Rachel Neville
