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Annnnnd, contributing again!
Oct. 8th, 2013 04:23 pmA picture of the other tableau I was central to, in Saturday's piece:
Again with the skill layering. All of us flyers were on biceps for this one... me on one bicep, croc-ing it up on the Ant in the middle. Two pairs in normal two-arm bicep stand high overhead (you can see one of these, to my right); and a circle of folks around us in bicep stands on feet.
I love the abs of the unidentified flyer on the right, and the shadow on my shoulder, and the way the Ant's extended arm looks almost like he's touching the foot of one of the lower flyers.
Still hoping a video will surface. :-) Then you can see the two tableaus I sat out of entirely, and the awesome cannonball-to-h2h done by Dave and Zoe while I fell backward (as choreographed) and thus didn't get to watch, and the part where we all were supposed to stop clapping at once and ~10 of us screwed up the timing and we all laughed. It was really all so rough and half-baked, and at the same time tremendously awesome. I'm glad it happened; it seems to be marking some kind of psychological turning point for me.
Again with the skill layering. All of us flyers were on biceps for this one... me on one bicep, croc-ing it up on the Ant in the middle. Two pairs in normal two-arm bicep stand high overhead (you can see one of these, to my right); and a circle of folks around us in bicep stands on feet.
I love the abs of the unidentified flyer on the right, and the shadow on my shoulder, and the way the Ant's extended arm looks almost like he's touching the foot of one of the lower flyers.
Still hoping a video will surface. :-) Then you can see the two tableaus I sat out of entirely, and the awesome cannonball-to-h2h done by Dave and Zoe while I fell backward (as choreographed) and thus didn't get to watch, and the part where we all were supposed to stop clapping at once and ~10 of us screwed up the timing and we all laughed. It was really all so rough and half-baked, and at the same time tremendously awesome. I'm glad it happened; it seems to be marking some kind of psychological turning point for me.
