NJIO 15th Anniversary Concert IV
Picking up where I left off with the concert series. This is the fourth in the series from the NJIO's (New Jersey Intergenerational Orchestra) 15th Anniversary Concert.
This very talented young lady is Hyewon Kim. She was born in Korea in 1990 and has been studying cello since she was 10. She has won many accolades, awards, and scholarships in her short career. She is currently finishing her studies in The Julliard School of Music Pre-College Division and has been accepted into the Julliard School of Music.
The NJIO is as it says an Intergenerational orchestra and in keeping with that theme they invited Hyewon and her teacher from Julliard André Emelianoff to play as soloists and to also do a duet. It was quite a treat to listen to them and see them perform together.
This shot was taken during the pre-concert warm up. Hyewon and the conductor were discussing part of the solo piece she was rehearsing. She is so pretty and I could not take a bad photo of her if I tried.
Nikon D700
Tokina 80-200mm f2.8
1/125 second
F/2.8
ISO 1250
This very talented young lady is Hyewon Kim. She was born in Korea in 1990 and has been studying cello since she was 10. She has won many accolades, awards, and scholarships in her short career. She is currently finishing her studies in The Julliard School of Music Pre-College Division and has been accepted into the Julliard School of Music.
The NJIO is as it says an Intergenerational orchestra and in keeping with that theme they invited Hyewon and her teacher from Julliard André Emelianoff to play as soloists and to also do a duet. It was quite a treat to listen to them and see them perform together.
This shot was taken during the pre-concert warm up. Hyewon and the conductor were discussing part of the solo piece she was rehearsing. She is so pretty and I could not take a bad photo of her if I tried.
Nikon D700
Tokina 80-200mm f2.8
1/125 second
F/2.8
ISO 1250
160 mm
Labels: candid portraits, concert, D700, music, people
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posted by Laurie at 12:00 AM
19 Comments:
magnifique
Y a pas à dire, le Nikon fait du beau travail, tonh regard aussi..bonne journée...
Beautiful capture...sensitive and nice composed.
All the best!
What a fantastic portrait! You couldn't have posed this better has you tried.
Well, Laurie. It certainly is a beautiful portrait, to be sure!
Lovely portrait. Such an appropriate pose for this cellist. Great light and detail, and at 1250 ISO. Wow!
@Mindy...Thanks...Those colorful umbrellas have been around on the "Joisey Shore" as long as I can remember. We had one with a huge matching beach blanket when I was small.
Wonderful sharpness. Wonder what she is looking at.
@Mike...she was looking at the conductor as they were discussing parts of the piece she was playing.
Beautiful moment captured <3
Absolutely stunning Laurie.
Wonderful.
Beautiful portrait. Warm colors and just atmosphere for a portrait truly appropriate.
You've taken a lovely performance related portrait of this beautiful lady and her gorgeous cello. Love those wood colors of that instrument! Fine. Her early success if remarkable. Nice shot.
Beatiful image, i like the colors and teh composicion.
grettings.
I think I like this one even better the the next one! Perfectly lit and caught at the perfect moment!
fantastic expression captured, wow
this a very beautiful portrait Laurie...well done1
Beautiful... details and colors are amazing.
Whoa! I think one of your best, Laurie!
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