brunogallant said

All the pictures suffer a bit from warm white-balance, blur, multiple light sources that throw awkward shadows, high iso artefacts, but for me, these were not distracting enough that the first thing I thought when I saw them was, wow these women are beautiful. The first one is really drop-dead gorgeous and the other really looks like someone I work with.

The subject of those photos were their dance move and expression, and I think you did a good job with the conditions you were in.

Fixing the white balance should be easy in Lightroom if these were shot as raw files. It is more tricky with JPEGs but not impossible.

Hi bruno, thanks for your comments. These pics were taken indoors and it was a challenge for me. The dancers were moving fast and most of the pictures i got are shaky I used the presets on the camera as i was not knowing about manual settings at that time.
one more interesting thing is, these pictures are taken in Montreal and those artists are in Montreal. probably you will come across them some day or could be the second one you mentioned is the same lady you are working with

The subject of those photos were their dance move and expression, and I think you did a good job with the conditions you were in.

Fixing the white balance should be easy in Lightroom if these were shot as raw files. It is more tricky with JPEGs but not impossible.

perhaps with flash, pictures wouldn't be so blurred. But.. I know, flashlight is not welcome during performance.

best regards
B.S.E.

vinod said

All pictures taken using camera's Indoor/Party Present

Interesting... It seems that if camera presets are used then camera settings will
not be included in the file's properties.
I did not know this.

Anyway... a nice group of pictures. The lady's facial expressions are quite amusing.

Mandrake.