February 8th, 2013 -- by Bacchus
A Tricky Bit Of Nude Archery
Mind the nipple!
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She might lose a little bit of her hair too if she doesn’t adjust that bow!
Ancient writers claim the Amazons cut off their left breast, to make for a better draw on their bow.
Although don’t many users of classic (ie pre-composite) bows angle them to help steady the arrow, thus reducing the chance of hitting the body?
Practitioners of modern sport archery will think that her form is all wrong. They draw to the cheek in front of their eye and hold the string, not the arrow.
That is not the way it has always been done everywhere. The European long bow (think Agincourt, Crecey and Robin Hood)was drawn to the ear or the corner of the jaw. That is the way my son shoots his longbow. I’m certain that holding the arrow instead of the string was the style somewhere. My son would know. I’ll ask.
She could slay a few French Knights!
I’m a collegiate archer (was at least), and everything about that photo is just for art purposes (including the gigantically sized arrow). You do draw it across the chest, but modern archers wear mesh chest protectors, but that kinda ruin the image now wouldn’t it?
Gee whiz you guys! She’s probably holding props made from a piece of packaging twine (real bowstring should be waxed, and not fuzzy), a yardstick, and a long-handled wooden spoon from the kitchen.
…and yes, only a child with a suction-tipped toy set, would hold the arrow by the nock.
I’m busy grooving on those luscious petite breasts, and those wisps of underarm hair…
Er…
You might notice there are no feathers on that kitchen spoon or drummer’s stick… ;òp
You’re a suspicious man, Dr. Whiplash. I don’t have X-ray vision or a detailed understanding of fletching patterns of the early 20th century, so I was willing to take the shot at face value. But there have been a ton of foolish props in the history of photography, so.