Flickr!

So, on this link you'll find a few pictures, which should tell you a little more about me :) . I'll be adding more pictures soon.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/liampentland/

Enjoy...

Comments

  1. Jo16 February 2012 at 06:47

    Hi Liam,

    I love the main photo on your BLOG. It really caught my eye & thought wow, I bet that guy does some interested work. I took a look at your Flickr photos & I was right - I love the "Expressions" Idea for streetdance for kids. Great stuff. I'm going to read more now, but just thought I'd say Hi and 10/10 for Impact! :-)

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  2. steph larty16 February 2012 at 08:03

    hi liam iv enjoyed reading about your passion, it was a way of showing the work that you do, without just stating it line after line as credits, it showed you really enjoy what you do and made it very enjoyable for me to read, i would like to hear more about the types of classes you teach (or even where you teach as i think your quite local to me) as expresive dance and expanding on emotions is not something i have done a lot of and so would be interested to learn more. also enjoyed haveing a glance through you photos as it shows a lot of different styles and the range of work that you do. well done :)

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  3. Paula Nottingham19 February 2012 at 06:08

    Yes - these visual images really show the range of what you do - I like the small image format for quick reference and the brief comments to guide the viewer.

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  4. Liam Pentland27 February 2012 at 03:43

    Hey,

    Thanks for your comments! I will be adding some more pictures onto my Flickr page this week hopefully, so keep a look out for them! :)

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  5. Liam Pentland27 February 2012 at 03:47

    Hey Steph,

    I teach at Sunshine Studios Manchester and Bolton. My class at manchester is a street dance class from 6 - 7 on a Thursday and in Bolton I teach on a Monday 7:30 - 8:30, which is a contemporary class :)

    Thanks you for the comment, much appreciated :)

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