[Photos by VP]
This is the second part of the “Gran Ballo risorgimentale” (Grand Ball of the Risorgimento) in Piazza della Repubblica. The ball was organized by the Livorno chapter of the “Società di Danza” (Dance Society) with guest dancers from other italian cities and from Prague.See also: The Austrians Are Coming - Shall We Dance? - Fanfara dei Carabinieri
Who provided the music? Was it performed live at the occasion?
ReplyDeleteAnother wow! Nicely photographed - not easy to take good photos of moving subjects, in a crowd!
ReplyDeleteI just love the steel gray dress in the 2nd shot.
I'd dance with pleasure. Nice photos again. Are they proffesional dancers?
ReplyDeleteE' bello cominciare il giorno con la danza!
ReplyDeleteOra devo mettermi al lavoro... ballando :-)
Grazie VP!
Si signor! These photos are just as cool as yesterday's!
ReplyDeleteIn that first photo, the lady in the middle wearing the crimson gown...the expression you've caught on her face is priceless. I also love looking at the ladies' slippers which you capture so beautifully as they turn.
ReplyDeleteI love the couple in the second photo. With their silvery hair and the shiny and matte black, they look so perfectly elegant.
ReplyDeleteA very nice series. And well done to capture these as a spectator. It's allways a good thing when events like these come to town as they add some life to the daily grind:-)
ReplyDeleteOh how I wish that was me out there. I was born to dance!
ReplyDeleteThese are just super photos, VP! You've caught the action perfectly, the lighting is great, and the viewer can sense the energy!
ReplyDeleteLivorno is just in a frenzy of historical re-enactments these days!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful series: the movement
ReplyDeletedance is truly unique and wonderful!
Thank you!
Superb photos and very interesting event. I like very much such 'street-actions':)
ReplyDeleteMust be wonderful to see in person.
ReplyDeleteMore questions for you, what dance and music played?
ReplyDeleteI love these clothes!Wonderful event!
ReplyDeleteGreat shots! Wish I was there :-)
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