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Very good photojournalistic shot
Posted by nahed hamdi on March 4,2009 | 05:24PM
Interesting angles - the world just a bit askew - can almost hear the boys' grunts.
Posted by Maria Soares on March 6,2009 | 01:34PM
Composition, light and print quality are excellent, nice range of tones. The boys stay in the foreground beautifully with the backround's light tones. Highlights are kept well in check. Needless to say this reminds me of Henry Carter-Bresson, but this photographer deserves respect for his uniqueness. The players are exquisitely outlined by the light, and it is as if they were unaware of the photgrapher as I am almost sure they were aware. It is amazing how he doesn't intrude. Well done.
Posted by Robert Valdez on March 11,2009 | 07:04PM
Amazing angle and light. Even the buildings seem to lean out from the ball with the boys. Great shot!
Posted by Lawrence on March 12,2009 | 07:45PM
Amazing! It feels just like I'm there, watching these boys play! Kudos to the photographer. :)
Posted by Kyra on March 18,2009 | 10:24AM
All 3 boys were caught off balance and the lighting was just right.
Posted by MARLENE on March 31,2009 | 10:32PM