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Dancers Among Us: Photo Series Documents Conspicuous Public Dancing

Jul 2, 2011 04:17 PM

Dancing! Apparently, it can be done anywhere! That's the impression one gets when looking at Jordan Matter's captivating photo series, Dancers Among Us, anyway. Who knew!

Man performing a leap at the Times Square-42 Street subway station.

A performer levitating above a fountain while a group of seated spectators watches in a city setting.

Woman joyfully shopping on a busy city street.

Two pairs of feet seen from below restroom stalls, one in ballet shoes and the other in casual shoes.

Woman performing a dance leap beside a stroller in an urban setting.

A person performing a breakdance move on outdoor steps in an urban setting.

A woman in a white dress poses in front of an abstract painting while a child takes a photo.

Man doing a backflip in a park.

Two people dancing on a busy city street during winter, with one wearing a blue coat and red hat.

Person performing acrobatics near a water feature with an audience watching.

What's the oddest place you've danced? Weigh in below!

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