Kung Fu Fine Art - C&C Welcome

Hi, going forward on my photography venture I stopped and clicked another shot. Can you please review it and let me know what exactly is missing for it to make it much better?

Recently I have photographed a Kung Fu Show event. I always wanted to captured such image as m a big fan of motion blurs.

All the blurs have been captured within the camera which includes the blur on the floor. No blur is added within post processing.

Please provide your views and suggestion with composition and processing.

Thank You :)

PS : Please click on the image for lightbox screen view (Highly recommended).

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This is wonderful Raj. I like diagonals, so the leg is placed just right for me, the arms also. It is, very artistic.

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Originally Posted by Paniaa

This is wonderful Raj. I like diagonals, so the leg is placed just right for me, the arms also. It is, very artistic.

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Thanks a lot for your kind review and appreciation :) Diagonals are my fav too :)

A masterpiece Raj.

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Originally Posted by Stagecoach

A masterpiece Raj.

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Thanks a lot for your valuable review and appreciation :)

Wonderful Raj!

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Originally Posted by deetheturk

Wonderful Raj!

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Thanks for your kind review. :) M glad you like it :)

Nice one Raj.

Have you ever tried this type of shot while using flash and "dragging the shutter". That way you get something a bit less abstract; you get the motion plus the flash freezes the image giving you a combination of movement and a sharp image of the person. Changing from front / rear curtain selections when the flash goes off gives two distinctly different views of the blur and the subject.

Very nice Raj:)

Nicely captured, hopefully you'll get a chance to further your experiment.

Wow that is a great shot, really captures how fast these guys can move!

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Originally Posted by GrumpyDiver

Nice one Raj.

Have you ever tried this type of shot while using flash and "dragging the shutter". That way you get something a bit less abstract; you get the motion plus the flash freezes the image giving you a combination of movement and a sharp image of the person. Changing from front / rear curtain selections when the flash goes off gives two distinctly different views of the blur and the subject.

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Thanks a lot for your kind review and suggestion. I'm aware of that technique. I have to try that too, but i couldnt use flash here it was a stage event and flashes are not allowed in the show. :) Once i will try that i will surely put it for the review :) Thanks for the suggestion, really appreciated. :)

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Originally Posted by bnnrcn

Very nice Raj:)

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Thanks for your kind review and appreciation :)

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Originally Posted by Shadowman

Nicely captured, hopefully you'll get a chance to further your experiment.

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Thanks for your kind review :) M glad you like it... Yes, I will surely experiment more and more and will put them on review :)

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Originally Posted by Rebel

Wow that is a great shot, really captures how fast these guys can move!

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Thanks a lot for your kind review and appreciation. They were really really fast, these guys were from shaolin temple. :)