Tai Chi Arcs

[BobDavid]

... a bit off my beaten path

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

Amazing.

My own Tai Chi class never looks that graceful! 

[RSL]

I think you've invented an art form, Bob. Bravo!

[BobDavid]

Thank you for your kind and encouraging words. I hope to exhibit my work some day.

Back story: I watched a slim, middle-aged man practicing Tai Chi along the seashore. I had been observing and admiring his level of skill and concentration. I took about 50 pictures--carefully framing him in the camera (handheld at waist level). I entered into a deep state of concentration as I gazed into the LED screen--while trying to keep the camera rock-steady. This lasted for at least five minutes. When he finished, he joined his wife who sat on a bench waiting to watch the sunset ... I introduced myself. A nice conversation ensued. I showed them the series of images I'd taken. Our conversation flowed.

[Eric Myrvaagnes]

My wife and I have been doing a Tai Chi class for about three years now, and your Arcs express very well the relaxed, smooth sense of flow that is a goal in Tai Chi.

My trainer and my doctor both heartily endorse Tai Chi. I do, too.

And I love your new and unique imagery.

[luxborealis]

Spectacular creativity, Bob. I am so enjoying what you are doing with photography!

[pcgpcg]

It's so much fun to see what people create. Bravo for pushing the envelope!

[Rajan Parrikar]

A new kind of spacetime geometry for sure.