Danseuses d' Adagio
This body of work was originally created as Paige's thesis project for the School of Visual Arts' MPS Digital Photography program, but quickly escalated to into an in depth study of movement and imagery through ballet, specifically Pointe. It takes incredible mental and physical strength to move as delicately and graceful as these dancers, and by emphasizing the fluidity of the movements and the strength of their bodies, she hopes to show the dancers for who they really are: perfectly trained athletes. By using only in-camera techniques, Paige was able to develop a deeper relationship with the dancers and understand the movements on a different level.
Featured dancers: Laine Byg, Giulia Spinelli and Ommaira Perez.
Danseuses d' Adagio
This body of work was originally created as Paige's thesis project for the School of Visual Arts' MPS Digital Photography program, but quickly escalated to into an in depth study of movement and imagery through ballet, specifically Pointe. It takes incredible mental and physical strength to move as delicately and graceful as these dancers, and by emphasizing the fluidity of the movements and the strength of their bodies, she hopes to show the dancers for who they really are: perfectly trained athletes. By using only in-camera techniques, Paige was able to develop a deeper relationship with the dancers and understand the movements on a different level.
Featured dancers: Laine Byg, Giulia Spinelli and Ommaira Perez.