#tkdiary answers

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Tell us what makes a good photograph when the subject is a martial art? Conversely, what makes a bad photo?

To answer this question I’ve written a blog post all about it:

How I Take My Taekwondo Photos

Hey everyone! So today I'll be covering something that I've been asked a few times: How do you take the perfect taekwondo photo?

Let me know if this answers your questions!

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Do you have any tattoos?

Yes! A whale shark :)

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Can you do a draw my life? I’m interested to hear your story

Ahh I could. Is this something you guys would like to see?

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I have my red-black exam on the 20th. Starting to feel a little nervous already. I can’t wait for it though. I’m probably going to share some pictures on Instagram and what not. Ahh man. How did it feel for your black belt exam?

Ooo that’s exciting! My first black belt exam I was so nervous that I was shaking and gave myself a sore throat hahaha. But I was more excited because all those years of training and competing really showed when I was doing my forms and sparring. But oh man it was a long, tiring, and excruciatingly difficult exam!

Good luck on your exam! If you share your photos dm me your Instagram and I’ll take a look!

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What’s your favourite place you have travelled to?

Ahh definitely Mexico, but like all over Mexico. It’s my favourite country and so beautiful. If I have to name a specific place it would be every cenote I’ve ever swam in. They are sooooo beautiful!!!

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How is your day?

Not too bad! Working a lot lately so hopefully will be back to posting soon

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Can you post more slow motion kicks? I’m an animator and it’s very helpful to see how the body moves!

Yes! Absolutely! As an artist myself I always look at slow motion stuff to get a sense of the mass of what I’m looking at!