Breather from battle Suwon Martial arts performance Suwon South Korea Ye do style or short sword style.

    martial arts performance in Suwon Suwon South Korea Ye do or short sword style Her name is Moon Se na

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      bweisner, mark487, Spitfire UK, Celladoor, and 118 other people added this photo to their favorites.

    2. ZenzenOK (73 months ago | reply)

      Cool.

    3. Derekwin (73 months ago | reply)

      This was taken in Suwon south korea at hwaseong haegung in the fortress near nam moon they have a performance every day except monday.

    4. danpea (72 months ago | reply)

      This photo is peaceful, restful, calm and still but at the same time none of those at all.

      Classic.

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    5. sgrazied (72 months ago | reply)

      Beautiful frame... love the concentration and the breathing on the face.. well done

    6. warryronin (72 months ago | reply)

      The look of focus is almost meditative. Wonderful.
      (4 Aces)

    7. LynchburgVirginia ★ (72 months ago | reply)

      Beautiful and an excellent image. I have lived in S Korea and it is a wonderful country. At the time when I was a child I lived in Chinhae at the US Naval station there, and went to school in Seoul. This brings back memories. Thanks for sharing. (4 Aces)

    8. Miss Aniela (72 months ago | reply)

      great. I like the DoF on this, but i think a little bit closer and more focus on the lady would make it perfect...

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    9. KingVitaman (72 months ago | reply)

      Great color. The red really pops!

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    10. LunaDiRimmel (72 months ago | reply)

      Nice portrait, well done.

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    11. Joits (72 months ago | reply)

      i'm sure that chinese means, where is this? hehe... just kidding, i have no idea. but i like how you captured her concentration!

      (4 Aces)

    12. yancs (71 months ago | reply)

      ** This was voted a HIT from Hit, Miss or Maybe **

      Cool action shot - the intensity comes through nicely.

    13. Plemon Studios (71 months ago | reply)

      ** This was voted a HIT from Hit, Miss or Maybe **
      The Korean symbols in the background make the image.

    14. mr.gibbs (70 months ago | reply)

      I knew i liked korean girls for a reason. they are deadly :P. If you are ever in Insa-dong, seoul, there is a knife store; its down one of the side allies and it just says "갈" you can find Korean swords there very cool place.

    15. Derekwin (70 months ago | reply)

      I will have to look into that thanks 36th

    16. Gihun (70 months ago | reply)

      Wow very nice portrait. I think '36th' knows about korea swords and blades well. We call one side swords as "칼[kal] " and both size blade as "도[do]".

    17. mr.gibbs (70 months ago | reply)

      oops, sorry about the spelling, might have sent you to the wrong place. :P

      it's 칼 like Mr. Chang said. it's tiny writing couldn't see. take some pics if you go.

      you're welcome

    18. mr.gibbs (70 months ago | reply)

      I found this info in an article in the JoongAng Daily.

      the place's address is "Knife Gallery (02-735-4431/2) and Eogoemdang (02-733-4452) in the Kyung-In Museum in the Insa-dong area."

      here's the link to the article: joongangdaily.joins.com/200504/03/20050403184 221110990009...

    19. Gihun (70 months ago | reply)

      //36th I read above article. Maybe I think our ancestors considers document is not a impotartant job than importance of real skill. and.. 일본 나쁜놈들..

    20. mr.gibbs (70 months ago | reply)

      not quite sure what you mean gihun. what do you mean by Japanese badguys?

    21. Gihun (70 months ago | reply)

      When Korea was under Japanese colonial period, japanese goverment prohibited and plundered many cultural properties. Maybe I have a guily conscience(자격지심?), but I think We lost many precious things cause of them. It is originally caused by us who don't have much power to resist them maybe.....

    22. topezo (69 months ago | reply)

      Wov. Great shot. Very well cropped and the blurred background supports the the image well. That lady is concentrating!

    23. GraemeNicol (69 months ago | reply)

      the calligraphy adds a lot to this image. the pen is mightier than the sword. please add this to the new group
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    24. Derekwin (69 months ago | reply)

      Thanks Bopo I really like this one as well.

    25. BAUX [KGB] (68 months ago | reply)

      truly beautiful

    26. Derekwin (67 months ago | reply)

      thanks all who commented

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    29. borealnz (66 months ago | reply)

      What a wonderful capture, I love her expression and the colour is fantastic.
      Thanks for sharing in our Travel Brochure theme at
      The World Through My Eyes

    30. Derekwin (66 months ago | reply)

      Thanks borealnz

    31. GraemeNicol (65 months ago | reply)

      this shot has been included in the
      TYPOGRAPHIC GLOBE admin's pick. for an explantion why and to see the others please check the group.

    32. Derekwin (65 months ago | reply)

      Thanks for the inclusion

    33. meryddian (64 months ago | reply)

      Beautiful composition! Love it.

    34. Derekwin (64 months ago | reply)

      Thanks Meryddian

    35. esperanzajenn (64 months ago | reply)

      wonderful capture..!

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      Great capture. Excellent crop, too!

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