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Katana by Tracy Martin | |
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Mark Kitaoka wrote 2 months ago Great composition. It shows the strength and honor of the katana. Too bad they were both Caucasian! ;-) | ||
Daria wrote 2 months ago I like it very much too.. I find all these japanese motives very fascinating :) | ||
Tracy Martin replied 2 months ago This was the first year I had the opportunity to go to the Cherry Blossom Festival with Mark, and it was very fascinating indeed. Thanks Daria. | ||
Thomas Ljungberg wrote 2 months ago Nice to see this published Tracy! It was an easy vote ;-)! I like the strong pose, the graphical composition and crop, the symetry of the pose of the men and yet with a tension in the difference in the way they hold their swords. And the texture of the fabric! Perfect dof! Great shot IMO. /Thomas | ||
Tracy Martin replied 2 months ago Thanks you. This sat in screening for several days, so I wasn't sure if it would make it through the head screeners. Some people were not keen on the comp but I had done it that way because I felt that the texture of the fabric really added to the image, so I really appreciate the nod on the fabric. :-) | ||
Michael Jakesz wrote 2 months ago This is great, Tracy! Adorable composition, perfectly sharp and their stance is filled with tension! Would be a great companion to Mark's "Kimono" shot IMHO. Both have this great texture of the fabric, and the hands tell a whole story by themselves. Just great! Congratulations! | ||
Tracy Martin replied 2 months ago Thank you Michael, I hadn't really thought of it a companion piece to Marks Kimono but now that you mention it... :-) | ||
Thomas Ljungberg replied 2 months ago Ha ha. We almost used the exact same wordings when writing at the same time. LOL. /Thomas | ||
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