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People at work: Kung fu tea pouring
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| [Note Guidelines] Photographer's Note |
| These were scanned in from prints. I had a chance to take a close-up of this young woman's chin--she had a long scar running from back to front along the bottom of her chin, a result, I expect, from the middle maneuver. Deciding not to take the photo made me feel good about myself as a photographer. I don't really want to take photos of people's pain and/or mistakes. |
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- korbee
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Im not talking about quality Ted,this picture is very interesting thats for sure,amazing.
Ive seen simulair tea rituals in India as well.]
jan
Wild. I want one.
Very cool series, unusual and eyecatching and thoroughly original in terms of subject, I've never seen kung fu tea pouring before.
Nice use of the lens, good DOF and disciplined crop.
Rew
Hello
Great photo with superb composition and colours.
Best wishes,
Achim
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