Showing posts with label gloatl. Show all posts
Showing posts with label gloatl. Show all posts
Thursday, July 17, 2014
gloAtl walks the historic districts in Atlanta along Boulevard Avenue.
E37 Photography photographed gloAtl walk from Boulevard and Edgewood to Ponce de Leon as a part of "Gestures disappear" series of events. Visit the link to the photo album of 120 photographed in some of the historic districts in Atlanta,Georgia
Thursday, July 10, 2014
GloAtl migrates to the West End of Atlanta, Georgia E37 Photography by Ralph E. Williams
gloAtl and Paper-Cut Collaboration:gestures that will soon disappear visit the historic West End Atlanta, Georgia.
This is the theme of gloAtl's summer migration installment. The Historic West End District of Atlanta, Georgia was the first of the installment. The event started from 5:30pm to about 7pm. on a warm summer evening along Joseph P. Lowery Street. Most of the action was in Howell Park. If you were there walking along the street, you would see plenty of movement of the dancers performance in the park, sidewalk, in the fields. My favorite was the action on the yard of Hunter Street Baptist Church. As a photographer, extreme care was warranted because of the moving traffic. An Atlanta policeman worked at the event to make sure traffic would stop for watchers and dancers to cross the street. The dancers were very noticeable because they worn colorful dresses that reminded one of ladies at a prom event. They walked the down the sidewalk and performed in Howell Park and other area like a vacant lot field. The neighbors in the area participated in the performance in Howell Park. At one point the dancers performed near the outdoor basketball court but it did not stop anyone from doing what they wanted to do. It was very pleasant working under the shade at times but sometimes the areas were sunny which meant the photographer changes were made very quickly with camera adjustments to maintain proper exposure. There were no set places to be in the areas. It was important to look around and photograph different groups in a matter of minutes or you would miss the action. The West End installment was one of the best performance photographed by E37 Photography. More migration performance of gloAtl to be performed in Atlanta. Most of them will be full of surprises.
This is the theme of gloAtl's summer migration installment. The Historic West End District of Atlanta, Georgia was the first of the installment. The event started from 5:30pm to about 7pm. on a warm summer evening along Joseph P. Lowery Street. Most of the action was in Howell Park. If you were there walking along the street, you would see plenty of movement of the dancers performance in the park, sidewalk, in the fields. My favorite was the action on the yard of Hunter Street Baptist Church. As a photographer, extreme care was warranted because of the moving traffic. An Atlanta policeman worked at the event to make sure traffic would stop for watchers and dancers to cross the street. The dancers were very noticeable because they worn colorful dresses that reminded one of ladies at a prom event. They walked the down the sidewalk and performed in Howell Park and other area like a vacant lot field. The neighbors in the area participated in the performance in Howell Park. At one point the dancers performed near the outdoor basketball court but it did not stop anyone from doing what they wanted to do. It was very pleasant working under the shade at times but sometimes the areas were sunny which meant the photographer changes were made very quickly with camera adjustments to maintain proper exposure. There were no set places to be in the areas. It was important to look around and photograph different groups in a matter of minutes or you would miss the action. The West End installment was one of the best performance photographed by E37 Photography. More migration performance of gloAtl to be performed in Atlanta. Most of them will be full of surprises.
Saturday, July 13, 2013
gloAtl @ The Atlanta Goat Farm
Friday, July 12, 2013
gloAtl Utopia Station Liquid Culture 2nd series 10th and Peachtree Street
gloAtl dance group performed 5:00pm -6:30pm on the streets of 10,11, and Peachtree. The group used a swing as a part of dance routine. Many onlooking pedestrian watched. Some people jogged. People from work walked sidewalks and crosswalks to their destinations. The dance group intermingled with people. Beautiful afternoon weather in Atlanta considering the frequent thunder showers during the week. Midtown in Atlanta is beautiful with the recent high rise buildings and landscaping. The music played and the people listened and enjoyed the scenery with dance action.
Friday, February 8, 2013
Sunday, December 30, 2012
The Atlanta Opera
The Atlanta Opera group performed with gloAtl in the Liquid Culture Series at Sol de Lewitt 54 Columns near N. Highland ,Atlanta,Ga.
Photography by e37 Photography
Thursday, October 11, 2012
Wednesday, October 10, 2012
Thursday, September 27, 2012
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