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Samurai-Princess Limited Edition - Limited Edition of 10 worldwide (all sizes combined)0
This striking image captures a lone woman walking along a windswept beach, framed by a traditional wooden Japanese fence in the distance. The slope of the sand against the fence beautifully illustrates the force of the wind, adding depth and dimension to the scene. Titled "Samurai Princess," this photograph pays homage to the many young girls in Japan who aspire to surf for the image alone. In contrast, this woman embodies the true spirit of the sport, as she was the only female surfer on this extraordinary day. As the last to exit the ocean, she makes her way down the beach with pride, carrying herself like a true samurai princess—not just a poser, but a fierce and aggressive rider in her own right. This moment captures the essence of dedication and authenticity, making it a compelling piece for collectors and art enthusiasts who appreciate the powerful narrative behind the image. Printed large you will see clearly the fine grain of the sand blowing at her feet and across the beach.