The stones on the floor, contributing much to the scene. I think if you blured a bit the background, the dancers would stand out more. Very well done Mr Effy!!

Again thank you very much for your comments.
Penny promise for another challenge post a color photo of tango, for this is very difficult because the place of "La Boca" is quite far from my home.

Very romantic capture. I think your use of B&W for this really intensifies the mood.

It's nice to see someone put her heart into what she is doing. For me, all this is just a frame for the front female dancer. Interesting frame, achingly passionate model.

This very appropriate for the time of the year.

For not being fond of B/W you did a wonderful job processing!! How about a colored tango (not this one - we'd all like to see more I think though)?

A wonderful capture of the moment. I have to smile when I see the pros(smooth) & the beginners (stompers), lovely. IMO this shot can only work in BW.

Thank you very much for your comments.
This photo was taken in a typical place in Buenos Aires, which may have felt some naming "La Boca". Although I am not very fond of the photo B & W, this option for this picture me as the most appropriate.
Again thanks for your positive reviews!!!

I can't get over that they're wearing heels on the cobblestone pavement! But, once I do... I see a terrific picture - wonderful black and white processing and the dancers are so fluid in motion.

Like this very much, great B&W conversion and feel of movement.

Everything works so well in this shot from the arching patterns of the cobblestones that enhance the movements expressed by the contortions of the dancers - to the stop motion that seems to amplify their intensity and mood - nothing like the Tango for that. Even the graceful tree trunks in the background are in sympathy with them. Beautifully captured.

Yes the front couple ses it all a. Well done Effy.

I love this shot! Fabulous B&W tonality, and just a wonderul capture of this scene. There's even something about the cobblestones that seem to encircle the dancers and hold them in the frame. Whether this was a lucky accident or carefully planned, it works for me!

The emotion caught in the first couples faces makes the shot.

This is a great candid, wonderfully captured and processed!

I don't normally look, let alone comment on B&W photos. Glad I had a look, this is beautiful, and I can hear the music playing.

Awesome: Capture, composition, B/W conversion! What the hell am I saying? Everything about it is awesome, well done!