Does anyone know where I could find some historic (Early 19th century and before) photographs of Northern Shaolin Kung Fu systems?
Does anyone know where I could find some historic (Early 19th century and before) photographs of Northern Shaolin Kung Fu systems?
No.. But www.emptyflower.com has alot of old pics. Maybe you can find something of interest.
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But look here:
http://www.harmoniousfist.com/kuyucheong.asp
Early 19th century and before) photographs
err, photos.....lol
from the early 19th century
hey does anyone have any videos of da mo?
Sorry for the sarcasim, it would be cool if we could peek back a few hundred years and look at how they did things around the temple and such.
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Please step into my Holodeck...Originally posted by norther practitioner
hey does anyone have any videos of da mo?
Seriously, the problem back then was not that the camera was not invented, but the lack of photographers, not to mention that cameras were probably used mostly by Westerners... Do you seriously think that most kungfu masters back then would have agreed to reveal their techniques to a Westerner, and on a photograph?
It's possible that it happened, but those photos must be pretty rare...
I did find some Qing-era pictures though... here:
http://thomaschen.freewebspace.com/photo4.html