Dancer(s) by Edelexia

Photography • People • posted on Jun 19, 2005

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From a traditional greek feast... As we were dancing in a circle...we became one With canon EOS 300D

Comments (6)

cynlee

3:19AM | Mon, 20 June 2005

luv of the dancing feel & mood of this! :]

darkcr0ss

7:15AM | Mon, 20 June 2005

very nice lighting there, dancing in a circle and becoming one, i don't grasp this, can you explain?

Sylvaine

12:07PM | Mon, 20 June 2005

I was there...you see me...lets break the plate and dish and have a deep "sirtaki"...beautiful. I remember Melina...in never on Sunday...Have a nice week...

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firestorm

2:27PM | Mon, 20 June 2005

has a flowing feel to it, nice one.

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zoren

2:31PM | Mon, 20 June 2005

a melding of souls in imagination....

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Edelexia

4:32AM | Wed, 22 June 2005

---To: darkcr0ss----------------------------- Most dances are circle dances, start with the right foot and move counter-clockwise. Each dancer is linked by a handkerchief or by holding hands, wrists or shoulders. In mixed dances, the man will lead the dance, which allows him in most regions especially Crete to improvise or break away allowing him to express himself.. ---------------------------------------------------- Plato agreed with his mentor Socrates that every educated man should know how to dance(sorry Plato i don't know how to dance) gracefully by which he meant the manly exercises that kept the body strong and supple and ready to do its duty on the battlefield..