Shiloh Battise, 6, of the Alabama-Coushatta tribe dances during the 9th annual Alabama-Coushatta Children's Pow Wow at the Alabama-Coushatta Multi-Purpose Center in Livingston on Saturday, Jan. 27, 2007.
Photos by Mark M. Hancock / © The Beaumont Enterprise
Lyndon Langley, 16, of the Coushatta tribe from Louisiana (left) dances along with Cheyenne Bayles, 14, of the Alabama-Coushatta tribe (right) as she holds her niece Autumn Rich, 2 months, during Children's Pow Wow.
(Above) Members of the Coushatta tribe of Louisiana drum during the Children's Pow Wow.
(right) Nikki Baker, 15, of the Mandan-Hidatsa tribe dances during the Children's Pow Wow.
(Above)Competition dancers of numerous tribes pray together during the Children's Pow Wow.
(Right) Gabe Bullock, Head Man of the 9th annual Alabama-Coushatta Children's Pow Wow, dances during the pow wow.
2 comments:
Great light and color from an indoor event. Did you light and stay in one area and wait for the action to come to you or was the light just that nice?
Ken
The color is natural. I lit the gym with a softbox on a single head attached to The Beast and bounced it off the ceiling. I was able to move up to 90 degrees from the source.
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