oh the PATIENCE this takes 😂👏🏻🩰 #ballet #ballerina #evanysphotography

[Evanysphotography]

I’m so confused why everyone in the comments seems to think I’m annoyed by the presence of people there?? I’m not annoyed at all, I was just showing that in a place like NYC even if you try to shoot at hours when you think most people would still be sleeping it’s still busy 😂 as in just because you get there at 5am doesn’t mean it will be empty…that’s all this is saying - patience is key when shooting in popular places 🤌🏻

[pint.]

The runners think: even at 5am we can't run peacefully. EVEN AT 5 AM THEY'RE HERE!!!

[ad]

Imagine a public place being full of the public

[OniKoroshii]

I actually appreciate that she didn't try to do that at idk 1pm where she knew would be a lot of people and then complain about it being crowded. Instead she got up early to make sure she doesn't bother anyone and was just surprised there were so many people awake at that early hour.

[.parmasean]

Thank you for waiting for people instead of making them wait for you.

(To all, please dont get in the way of danger or others. 1-its dangerous. 2- it can be inconsiderate . This artist waited for her shot be clear and I appreciate it)

[FreyaOakley]

Why can so many not see the point being made here?! After seeing so many influencers demanding people not interrupt their shoots in public spaces, here we see a photographer and model waiting patiently for people to continue on their way, waiting for the perfect moment to snap a photo, so as to disturb the least number of people possible. This is what we want people! This is good public photography etiquette.

[rosamrc]

These dancers are amazing! They do impossible movements as if it was the easiest thing on Earth. Just BEAUTIFUL!

[wdychennyc]

I'm one who walks over the bridge on a regular basis and gets annoyed with tourists taking photos 😂

Edit: In the video you can see that she's clearly impatient about people running and walking on the bridge so she couldn't get a good shot like as if she owns the bridge. It feels like entitlement. And that was the point of my comment, was a response directed at that attitude.

[thewildrosehomegoods]

So gorgeous! It looks like the sun is lighting her up from within! ❤

[sandaliogine]

Why is it normalized to post videos of strangers without blurring their face. Being filmed and posted on social media when going for a run is not something most people like

[impagain]

Im glad you were patient and didnt go off on everybody for ruining the shot

[annag]

Dang she done that so effortless looking. It's amazing how talented women make this look so easy

[susanr]

Also a reality: maneuvering around social media influencers on a morning commute/run/errands run/walk

[debphelan-devon]

Worth it Stunning photograph she makes it look easy

[thelastminmom]

Yep. Gotta wait. But you got it. It was worth it. Beautiful shot

[Bongi]

The sun hitting her face is so beautiful

[RayneMillaray]

Dancer makes it look so effortless. Like she just stepped into the air.

[MelancholyMel]

I have to say it’s nice to see someone not complaining about all the people in a public place getting in their way.

[Ana-tysl]

As someone who works out at 5am.. This is actually the best time to workout.

[justforjacob]

i love the emotion on your face...so gorgeous