Sharon Lee
Pas de Deux
In low light, flamingos move like dancers: long legs trace clean lines; S-curve necks balance each turn. A half-beat delay turns foraging into choreography. The water holds their marks like a stage. Stripped of color, timing, separation, and gesture carry the story—a pas de deux of water and light.
Awards
Photographer of the Year Contest
2025Honorable Mention
Wildlife
Non Professional
Pas de Deux
In low light, flamingos move like dancers: long legs trace clean lines; S-curve necks balance each turn. A half-beat delay turns foraging into choreography. The water holds their marks like a stage. Stripped of color, timing, separation, and gesture carry the story—a pas de deux of water and light.
About Artist
Sharon Lee
I’m Sharon from Taiwan. I research cancer—and nature. I focus on wildlife, especially birds, waiting for the decisive moment in the interplay of light and wind.
Photographic Areas of Focus
Nature, Wildlife
Location
Taiwan
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