Impressive Ballet Dance Photographs

Impressive Ballet Dance Photographs

Ballet is a type of stage art, performance,

 the content of which is embodied in the 

musical and choreographic images.

 By history Ballet originated

 in the Italian Renaissance courts 

of the 15th century and after that it developed

 into a concert dance form in Russia and

 France. The main types of dance in the ballet 

is a classical dance and character dance. The

important role played pantomime, with 

which the actors convey a sense of 

the characters, their "talk" to each other, 

the essence of what is happening.

 In today's widely used by other 

ballet dance technique, as well as 

elements of gymnastics, 

acrobatics, martial arts, etc. Today,

 we come up with 30 absolutely 

impressive ballet dance photographs.

 Take a joyful look and spread happiness.

1. Ballerina in pink dress а against studio background

2. Natascha Mair, Wiener Staatsballett

3. dancer

4. Kristy

5. The dancer

6. Impressive Ballet Dance by Two Girls

7. Man and Woman Ballet Dance

8. Entwined in Red

9. Sarah Biernat #9 Contemporary Dancer

10. Wild Roses

Pencil vs Camera A concept by Ben Heine .

Pencil Drawings vs Camera by Ben Heine

have been following Ben Heine on flickr ever

 since I first saw his amazing Pencil Vs Camera 

series back in 2010. He is an outstanding

photographer and we are more than happy to

 share some of his new works along with the ones

we’ve missed earlier.

Belgian painter Ben Heine has been taking photos 

and drawing almost since he was 10 years old. 

“Pencil Vs Camera” series is nothing but the 

result of several years of graphic exploration and 

 a logic consequence of his artistic evolution, says

 Ben. But the real idea came while he was 

watching television and writing a letter at the same

 time.

Reading my letter before putting it in the envelope, 

I saw in transparency the television behind the 

paper. I then realized it would be great to make 

something similar in a single image showing 2 

different actions. I went outside and Drew “Pencil Vs Camera 1″

 which is very simple and shows 2 chairs with a

 small table. About ¼ of the scene is represented 

on the paper, the other ¾ happens on the photo.

Websites: benheine.com flickr/

1960s: School Library Posters

1960s: School Library Posters 

series of school books library  Designed in the '60

Camel cavalry : Australian members Ready To Mount their Camels in Palestine 1918.

1918:

Camel cavalry in 

إثبات للهجانه ، وركوب الجمال في الحرب حتي 

الحرب العالميه الأولي 

الصوره توضح استراليان ميمبَرزْ أوف ذي إمباريال كامِل  كتيبه

في فلسطين يستعدون للركوب أو النهوض بالجمال

الصوره واضح انها استعراضيه

أستراليا من البلاد اللي فيها جمال جمع جمل

اذا كنت مش متأكد في فيلم استرالي حديث اسمه تراكس

" Tracks "

هيغير فكرتك 

“Australian members of the Imperial Camel Corps

 near Jaffa in Palestine prepare to mount. Their 

camels are kneeling in a row, their heads pulled by

 their bridles towards the mounting riders.”

- Imperial War Museum

© IWM (HU 75737)

Vintage Air Hostesses

Vintage Air Hostesses

The first female flight attendant

 was a 25-year-old registered nurse named

 Ellen Church, she was hired by United 

Airlines in 1930. In the United States, the job 

was one of only a few in the 1930s 

 to permit women, which led

 to large numbers of applicants for the

 few positions available. Female flight

 attendants rapidly replaced

 male ones, and by 1936, they had all but

 taken over the role. They were selected not

 only for their knowledge but also

 for their characteristics. 

In the United States, they were required

 to be unmarried and were fired

 if they decided to wed. A 1936 New York

 Times article 

described the requirements:

“The girls who qualify for hostesses

 must be petite; weight 100 to 118 pounds;

 height 5 feet to 5 feet 4 inches;

 age 20 to 26 years. Add to that

 the rigid physical examination

 each must undergo four times

 every year, and you are

 assured of the bloom that 

goes with perfect health.”

There may be 50 ways to leave your lover, but there are only 4 ways out of this airplane…” Air Hostess
Source :

Pencil Shavings Art Work by Marta Altés

Marta Altés (Barcelona, 1982), 

studied graphic design in

 Barcelona and after working there

 as a graphic designer for almost five years, 

Altés decided to pursue her interest

 for illustration. The artist moved to England

 and joined the MA in Children’s Book 

Illustration at the Cambridge School of Art.

Such a simple idea, but illustrator

 Marta Altes has made it into an artsy

 series of work, pencil shavings at its finest.

“The average pencil is seven inches long,

 with just a half-inch eraser – in case you 

thought optimism was dead.” Robert Brault

Great Movie clichés illustration pics

Launched in 1999, the New York 

International Latino Film Festival (NYILFF)

 is now the premier Urban Latino film event 

in the United States. The NYILFF’s mission is 

to showcase the works of the hottest of the 

hottest emerging Latino filmmaking talent in

 the U.S. and Latin America, offer expansive

 images of the Latino experience, and 

celebrate the diversity and spirit of the Latino

 community.

When the New York International

 Latino Film Festival wanted 

to get their point across that 

movies and films are drastically different,

 they worked with Wing Agency in New York 

to create some hilarious posters that make fun

 of movies. Simply put, they made a movie 

clichés, graphs, and charts that show actions

 or ideas which are expected or predictable,

 based on our prior experiences.

“Some movies are easy to make. Films are a different story” Alvaro Naddeo