boston.com — Spectators at the fencing competition at the Olympics are often treated to some dramatic, emotional scenes - played out by passionate competitors dressed all in white, hi-tech gear, meeting inside a large darkened stadium. It also makes for some dramatic imagery, which I'll share with you here
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iamsmoothAug 15, 2008
The long shutter speed one is great.
stormwernAug 15, 2008
That's because you're sacrificing armor for freedom of movement, make everyone wear michelin costumes and you can do whatever you want.
ictharusAug 15, 2008
Could you repeat that?.....One More Time?
Closed AccountAug 16, 2008
Wow, the posture, the tactics, the moves, the photos are just incredible. Just incredible. Fencing is just such an awesome sport, though I still prefer kendo. Terrific photos, great work.
corsairstwAug 18, 2008
Shrieking is a big part of tactics for some fencers. It can occasionally help to get the "director" (referee) on your side for a toss-up point. I
sevvoAug 19, 2008
Yeah--I hear you. Back in the dark ages of the late eighties, when I was first introduced to fencing, that was the common theme. Coincidentally, it's a common means for less-scrupulous schools to build extra years into a student's training program.