My name's Sacha Sanchez, I live in Caracas, Venezuela. I'm an architect and a contemporary dancer.
I've always admired photography, even though I haven't taken any courses or study it in depth. Also, I don't own a professional camera, so I've just had to capture what I see through the lens of my mobile phone.
I started mostly to capture skies, architecture and close-ups; as an architect and a dancer I became curious about the relationship of the human body and space in general, so I started to capture dancers and architecture in the same picture.
I took this picture the first time I witnessed a dance presentation outside of the common stage, (side note: this picture also represents my decision on entering the dance world). The space was rectangular and the audience sat with their backs to the walls, facing the center, allowing the dancers to move around freely. This was taken from my Samsung S3 phone.
This was taken for the 10th class of 2019 from the Taller de Danza de Caracas School. The dancers freely posed in one of the spaces that was taken by a fire years ago and is now in ruins, but it made a perfect scene for the picture.
Two years ago I was invited to watch popping dance. A year later, I couldn't help to register a bit of it. These people are amazing! They can move from fast to slow in less than a second. In my little experience, it's hard to capture movement from these dancers, but I liked the way this one turned out. This was taken with a Motorola G5 mobile phone (as well as the next picture).
I took this during a class which I couldn't attend because of health issues, but the teacher let me stay and watch.
This is my first time posting something on photography, so I hope you liked my small collection.
If you have any suggestions regarding on how I can improve my skills on this wonderful art, I'll be more than happy to read them.
Until next time!
