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sent on July 23, 2019 (15:38) | This comment has been translated

Beautiful!

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sent on July 23, 2019 (16:35) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

For the sympathy and respect I have for you, Francesco, I stop to write something about this photo that, if it were someone else's, I would overtake.
It's like this, alas: one of those belle.ma cold pictures.
Of course, the figure of the shoulders always arouses me curiosity and vague irritation.
The atmosphere recalls a world and a culture that I am not interested in knowing.
The photo is anything but obvious or trivial.
But she's alien to me, even though she has a penetrative ability.
Could I write less? Boh, maybe yes; But.. so much.

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sent on July 23, 2019 (16:35)

Beautifully minimalist - your use of light and composition has created a very striking and lovely image, Francesco!

Ann :))

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sent on July 23, 2019 (16:50)


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Grazie davvero cara Annamaria: è sempre un piacere leggerti! Sorriso

Ed è un piacere leggere te Ann: grazie dell'apprezzamento Sorriso

E piacere infine leggere te Paolo, accogliendo i tuoi rilievi critici.
Che dividerei in due parti: quello che per esempio dici non essere interessato a conoscere... beh, ci sta, e in quello non credo di poter aggiungere nulla ovviamente.
Fredda: si, credo lo sia. La fotografia è questo e quello, e non trovo sbagliato che possa esprimersi a "temperature" differenti. Credo dipenda da molti fattori, soprattutto da come viviamo quello che rappresentiamo.
A differenza di quanto senti, questa pratica ha fatto parte della mia vita per un buon periodo, e sono quindi stato vicino a una certa espressione culturale. Che, perlomeno io la vedo così, è esattamente opposta a un concetto di "caldo".
E quindi, giusto o sbagliato che sia, una rappresentazione di questo tipo tendo a immaginarla in linea con una certa espressione formale. Che, mettiamola così, farei più fatica a immaginare per le vie di Napoli Sorriso
E... beh, forse potevo scrivere meno anche io Sorriso

Un abbraccio e una buona serata!
F


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sent on July 23, 2019 (17:31) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I find this photo very beautiful and attractive, it will be because to me the culture of budo has always fascinated me.
Image is as clear, crystal clear and sharp as the katana shot.
Another good job.
A warm greeting.
Mauro.
PS what exactly is it about?

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sent on July 23, 2019 (18:20) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Thank you very much Mauro for the appreciation and the annotation...
Let's talk about the Iaido. Brother (distant) of Kendo, so much so that it is quite usual that those who practice the first also practice the second (rarer vice versa).
While the Kendo is extremely dynamic (and you fight with armor, against a real opponent) the Iaido is more, pass me the term, meditative.
There is obviously no combat: you practice through Kata, practically forms.
And, to stay on the subject, the formal aspect, in the Iaido, is absolutely essential 8-)
This photo, although it may not have the appearance, is quite candid: we were in the context of a European championship and this is a quiet "off-stage" moment, with a lucky light for that Iaito (the sword).
Hello
F

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sent on July 23, 2019 (20:25)


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molto interessante lo scatto e interessante anche la discussione che ne è nata con paolo longo.
mio parere personale è che per trovare una chiave di lettura più adatta a questa foto andrebbe inserita nel contesto del "progetto" (lo so che il termine non ti piace francesco ma passamelo diciamo... per brevità MrGreen) in cui si trova. parliamo quindi di "human breath"... riprendendo la galleria dall'inizio, appare abbastanza chiaro l'intento dell'autore nel cogliere "l'anima" dei suoi personaggi ed è ancora più ammirevole il fatto che lo faccia senza che gli stessi guardino direttamente l'obiettivo. posture, espressioni, abbigliamento, contesto, ambientazione, luce... tutto parla in queste foto, molto cariche emotivamente, e sicuramente lo stesso si può dire anche di questo scatto. la luce fortunata, certo, ma l'idea e la volontà di cogliere questo preciso momento non sono frutto del caso senza dubbio. L'associazione tra la spada (Iaito con la I maiuscola ;-) - per continuare a parlare di forma anche nei dettagli) e tutte le virtù che anche ai più distanti da quelle culture sono ben note, non possono che creare uno scatto che ben si integra e completa questa galleria, anzi raccolta, di anime umane.
continui a sorprendere francesco... ;-)


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sent on July 23, 2019 (20:32) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Thank you for the explanation, Francis.
It's amazing how many different styles and facets oriental martial arts have.
I had the opportunity to attend world-ryu training and taisha-ryu demonstrations; the precision and dedication necessary to achieve certain results is impressive.

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sent on July 23, 2019 (20:33) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

High-class shot performed with mastery...

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sent on July 23, 2019 (20:52) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I really like it
Beautiful light
Very good
Hello

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sent on July 23, 2019 (20:56) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I've been practicing for years the equally unknown haidong gumdo (Korean sword art) so it's a photo that communicates to me much more than what transpires at first glance

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sent on July 24, 2019 (0:21) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

I read with great interest the comments related to an uncommon image and I asked myself: how many times in life would you feel represented by this image? (so many maybe too many) ;-)
a warm greeting
Ezio

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sent on July 24, 2019 (6:55) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Congratulations, very beautiful image
Giuliano :-P

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sent on July 24, 2019 (10:15)


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Caro Ale, intanto... grazie! Sorriso
Parli di "progetto", e giustamente ti riferisci alla mia poca simpatia per il termine... Sorriso
In realtà la mia poca simpatia va al modo in cui troppo spesso si usa, quel termine: qui, anzi, mi fa molto piacere leggere quel che scrivi.
Perché inquadri in un'idea di progetto cose che in fondo sono differenti, accumunate da una esigenza di base, ma che non hanno lo scopo di costituire una "serie", pur avendo una matrice condivisa.
Non che questo sia più "giusto" o "vero" di altro, ma semplicemente è l'approccio che trovo più corretto (per me) nell'accostamento alla fotografia.

Piccola nota. Riferisci al fatto che il protagonista non guarda in camera: credo di avere solo un'altra foto qui, dedicata al Bushido, e anche quella è di spalle.
Mentirei se dicessi che la scelta è del tutto deliberata, a monte. Ma trovo che un certo "distacco" sia cifra evidente dell'approccio giapponese e, forse, questo essere di spalle ne è una sottolineatura...

Mauro.... si, la precisione qui.... non è un optional Sorriso

Grazie davvero Zinco

E a te Andrea, sempre generoso Sorriso

N_i_c_o... una lettura onorevole di cui ti ringrazio

Caro Ezio.... ci lasci con un commento che è anche un enigma... Sorriso
Approfondiremo!
Grazie mio caro

Grazie davvero per l'apprezzamento Giuliano

Ciao
F


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sent on July 24, 2019 (11:53) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Very beautiful image that represents much of the essence of the Iaido (I practiced in the Hoki-ryu school). I see a lot of elegance, precision, formality of the movement always studied in the smallest detail of a martial art often not easy to interpret for our Western culture.
Alberto

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sent on July 24, 2019 (13:47) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Thank you Alberto, for the comment and for bringing your experience as well.
I am very pleased that, with first-hand experience, this image can bring to mind those qualities that you quote, and that are typical of a world.
A warm greeting
F

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sent on July 24, 2019 (15:27) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Comment? It would take a long time! But I'm a paper towel, better than many words. I love it, because you take personal photos. Good afternoon Francis!
FB

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sent on July 24, 2019 (15:42) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

frank.... you are always too generous. Like your nature! :-)
Hello
F

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sent on July 24, 2019 (15:56) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

A luminous, solemn and rather smug photograph of what it shows.
I see it squeezed on the top and bottom edges, but maybe that force doesn't ask for air close by.
Cordial
Patrizio greetings

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sent on July 24, 2019 (16:01) | This comment has been automatically translated (show/hide original)

Thank you Patrick.
I appreciate the use of that word: "pleased."
In The Iaido, as already mentioned, the formal aspect is very important. And very well cared for.
Not only in the technical gesture, but in everything. For example in clothing.
And there is no doubt that, even in the most aging Japanese masters, that thing you call, complacency, is usually explicitly present....
's it in? Doesn't it have anything to do with it? I don't know. But the use of the word I like ;-)
Hello
F


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