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Published: 2010-06-18 00:30:20 +0000 UTC; Views: 38529; Favourites: 683; Downloads: 807
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Knight---------------
simple technique, brush' and lens bluring' ...
~tribute to England football team for worldcup2010
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*from my collection*
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excellent work c:
I love the movement and
the details on the knight and horseΒ
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The techniques ye use bring joy and awe to thyself. I would love to see more knights. Tis a shame we are a dying breed.
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sometime between 500 and 1000 years ago, this was some poor bastards last look at the world. terrifying and yet face smashingly awesome.
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this is such a super image in so many ways, well done.
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the last thing you wanna see... the last thing you'll ever see lol awesome pic bro
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Great motion capturing with blur effects!
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So much energy and movement, most of it rushing out of the photo. It seems so alive.
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I had a presentation in my kinesiology class about walking or running in the fine arts, so I decided to use your photo and I got an A.
Here's the caption I did for the photo:
"This photo is called the Knight, by a current artist known as Jeckham. This may not be a classical artist, or a photo of a human walking, or even walking since the horse is in full gallop. However I still decided to use it because I found such beauty in the energy in the horse's gallop and the stark contrast between the knight's livery and the dark surroundings. I found this piece of art in a website popular with modern artists like me called deviantART.com. The impact of the stallion's hooves on the floor shows the eruption of mud around the knight but his shining armor and coat gleams through it. I like to think that the mud is all the fear clawing at him and all the doubts that swim through his head. However his surcoat carries the emblems of his family reminding him that his father and his father's father experienced that same fear clawing up at them but in the end still committed to the joust and still committed to their honor. I've always liked the joust and the charge of knights. When you think about it a knights only profession was combat, and his main focus in warfare was as heavy cavalry to counter the enemy's and to smash their line's flanks to cause a rout and panic. A joust would last about a minute or so and end in a split second climax. However for that one second a Knight would practice his whole life, his entire existence revolved around those one or two minutes of concentration. All of his and his family's honor, fame, glory, reputation, and dignity laid on how well he rode his mount and how expertly he placed his lance. When you would have that pressure on you; every step you take, every shift of weight you take, would become an art form. As a knight you would practice night and day to master and perfect the art of kinesiology."
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A bravo to ye, good sir! A most excellent description, to a most excellent work of art. I agree with thou's thoughts and found that it twas an enjoying read. I wish thee luck. Goodbye.
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Beautiful picture ! I love the way you've captured the motion of his charge. Great work.
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siiippp!! thanks bro, glad u love it
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Love it.. especially the sence of motion that it carries
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thanks ... glad u love it
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Your wonderfully inspiring work has been featured in my journal here [link]
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sangat suka sama percikan tanah+air nya..dan tentu saja " clean work dude.. keep it.." love this pieces.
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big thanks brur ...
glad u loved it
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That is f'ing brilliant. Very amazing and powerful work on simple stock.
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thank you so much
so appreciated ...
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WOW!!! this is exactly what I think of when someone says the word "knight" to me!!!! beautiful!!!
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thanks m8 ...
glad u like it!
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