Angles on stage.

I took some pretty cool shots at the museum yesterday and was playing around with them on my camera.... and one thing that struck me is that I often mess around with angles and the way angles collide and join and break apart and make a piece that much more interesting.

And not to sound like a geek here, but once again I thought of performing on stage, and how a flat, 2D performance does not draw the audience in.

ANGLES

give you

DYNAMIC

characters and dialogue and plot and spectacle. :)


And I like that. I like engaging the audience. I like drawing people in.
It's what I'm here for. :)




Pictures from museum trip: