October 27th by Magdeline Lum
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I’m starting to feel crowded in the city again. It must be that time of year. I’ve got deadlines coming up and it seems like everyone wants a piece of me all at the same time. It would be wonderful ...
October 27th by Magdeline Lum
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A smiling kendoka is a rare thing indeed. I haven’t seen too many smile while suited up in bogu. The ones that do smile are extremely talented, fast and land several precise cuts before you can flinch.
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October 27th by Magdeline Lum
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With the slight tilt of the head and a look that pierces the darkness, it makes for one confident kendoka, if not, then definitely an imposing one.
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October 27th by Magdeline Lum
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It is never a good point in a jigeiko if this becomes your point of view. If it were a jigeiko, a shinai would be used in place of the bokuto.
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October 27th by Magdeline Lum
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It is never a good point in a jigeiko if this becomes your point of view. If it were a jigeiko, a shinai would be used in place of the bokuto.
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October 27th by Magdeline Lum
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While I was adjusting camera settings, I noticed Pierre’s natural pose. Just as he was about to move into position, I asked him to hold for a photo. Taking portraits is totally different from that of landscap...
October 27th by Magdeline Lum
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While I was adjusting camera settings, I noticed Pierre’s natural pose. Just as he was about to move into position, I asked him to hold for a photo. Taking portraits is totally different from that of land...
October 27th by Magdeline Lum
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I’ve been wanting to take photos of someone in bogu, (kendo armour), for some time now. When I was training in kendo, I didn’t have much time to organise a photoshoot and when I’m behind the ...