Lors de la danse du dragon au Jardin Botanique de Montréal, un des figurants a esquissé quelques mouvements au ralenti. En voici un terminal.
During the dragon dance at the Botanical Garden in Montreal, one of the extras sketched some movements in slow motion. Here is one that ends a sequence.
Relatively new as a passion photographer, I wish to progress in that form of art and I am counting on you...
Relativement nouveau comme photographe et passionné, je désire progresser dans cet art et je compte sur vous...
I play taïchi and qigong. The posture is a typical posture of grasp bird’s tail. I believe that kata is specific to Japanese martial arts, of which I know very little, while taïchi is Chinese. Anyway, this is a great picture to my eyes, Gaston.
Gaston Bessette, Photographie 
23/10/2017 à 10 h 09 min
Looks like grasp brird’s tail from taïchi, Gaston.
23/10/2017 à 10 h 28 min
If you know this movement, you must be right. I tought that KATA was meant to show a series of movement into an asiatic technique.
23/10/2017 à 10 h 41 min
I play taïchi and qigong. The posture is a typical posture of grasp bird’s tail. I believe that kata is specific to Japanese martial arts, of which I know very little, while taïchi is Chinese. Anyway, this is a great picture to my eyes, Gaston.
23/10/2017 à 22 h 40 min
Thank you for your comment, really appreciated.