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For the 4th time in a row Denmark won the World Men's Handball Championship. Bastian of course had an extra treat for supporting our great team...
Bastian (mixed breed), 02.02.2025
Olympus OMD EM5 Digital Camera
But not any more. The apocalypse has cancelled handball. Leica R4, Lomography Turquoise, ECN-2 development.
One roll of film, a handball court, a couple of friends, a 50mm f1.2 lens, and a silly mind will get you this.
Here's an animated version: www.sandoth.com/japhyriddle/downloads/floating%20court,%2...
Historically, anyway. Hard to play handball with those picnic tables and benches in the way. Contax IIIa, Kodak Kodalith 6556 shot at EI 6, Photographers’ Formulary TD-3 for 22 minutes, agitated every 3 minutes.
A tree casts its shadow on a handball wall at the Livingston Campus.
Fuji Instax Wide 300 in Instax Wide Monochrome.
RTV 1879 Basel -Lakers Stäfa NLA
12. Februar 2011 St.Jakob, Kleine Halle Basel / Schweiz
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Digital Camera Canon EOS-1D Mark IV
Lens: Canon 85mm 1.8 -2.8 500 sec 1600-2000 ASA
White balance setting: Auto
Edited with an iMac, DXO Optics Pro 4 and processed with Photoshop CS 8
More photos: www.fotogalerie-rv.ch
robert-varadi.magix.net slideshow with music
Russia's Veronika Garanina (centre) is tackled by Denmark's Julie Parkhoei (left) and Mathilde Bjerregaard (right) during the Russia versus Denmark women's gold medal handball match of the Singapore 2010 Youth Olympic Games (YOG) played at the International Convention Centre in Singapore, Aug 25, 2010. Denmark beat Russia 28-26 and won the gold medal. Photo: SPH-SYOGOC/Lim Yaohui
I did the basketball courts at W4th street. I went back the other day and took some more. This shot I took of the handball courts turned out to be my favorite though.
Handball, NYC – American Handball that is, played on a single wall and not to be confused with that silly European version they play in the Olympics. This is the real thing traditionally played on the mean streets of New York in neighborhoods your mother warned you to stay out of. Although most of these neighborhoods have lost their gritty edge over the years as NY has softened up and has become more gentrified, but you can still find the game being played today in NYC playgrounds absent the graffiti and drug dealers of times past. Leon Levinstein recorded what is perhaps the most famous shot of this game back around 1970 (and can be seen here www.metmuseum.org/exhibitions/listings/2010/leon-levinstein). There is a thin line between paying homage to the work of the past and merely stealing someone else’s work. I guess with this shot I could be accused of either. I wonder what Leon would think?