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DSC04346 (2)... January, 2022

A dense, rapt crowd gathers on a shadowed urban street, their collective gaze magnetically pulled toward the bright glow of television screens displayed behind a department store window. The vivid, saturated colors of a football match flash across multiple LCD monitors, illuminating the faces of the spectators who stand shoulder-to-shoulder in shared anticipation. The storefront, adorned with the prominent "falabella" logo, serves as an impromptu public theater during what is unmistakably a World Cup broadcast. The passionate atmosphere of Argentine football culture is immediately evident, with the iconic light blue and white stripes of the national team jersey visible on several onlookers. One fan in the lower left foreground sports a whimsical, oversized blue and white jester hat, adding a touch of festive flair to the tense communal viewing experience. The photographer masterfully utilizes a shallow depth of field, leaving the immediate foreground—the backs of heads and a purple hoodie—in soft focus. This intentional blurring acts as a framing device, drawing the viewer's eye directly past the dense throng of people and landing sharply on the illuminated action within the window display. The lighting emphasizes this contrast, pitting the relatively dim ambient light of the street against the harsh, artificial luminance of the electronics display. Window shopping takes on a profound cultural dimension here; the electronics store transforms into a vital hub of national pride and collective emotional investment. The image beautifully captures a raw, authentic slice of Argentine life, where the beautiful game temporarily halts the flow of pedestrian traffic and unites strangers in a shared digital spectacle. This image is a collaborative production by Samuel Jeffery and Audrey Bergner for Project 23.

 

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Una multitud densa y absorta se reúne en una calle urbana ensombrecida, con su mirada colectiva atraída magnéticamente hacia el brillo intenso de las pantallas de televisión exhibidas detrás de la vitrina de unos grandes almacenes. Los colores vivos y saturados de un partido de fútbol destellan en múltiples monitores LCD, iluminando los rostros de los espectadores que se encuentran hombro con hombro en una anticipación compartida. El escaparate, adornado con el prominente logotipo de "falabella", sirve como un teatro público improvisado durante lo que es inequívocamente la transmisión de un Mundial. La atmósfera apasionada de la cultura futbolística argentina es inmediatamente evidente, con las icónicas rayas celestes y blancas de la camiseta de la selección nacional visibles en varios de los espectadores. Un aficionado en el primer plano inferior izquierdo luce un gran y caprichoso sombrero de bufón azul y blanco, añadiendo un toque de estilo festivo a la tensa experiencia de visualización comunitaria. El fotógrafo utiliza magistralmente una profundidad de campo reducida, dejando el primer plano inmediato (las partes posteriores de las cabezas y una sudadera con capucha violeta) en un enfoque suave. Este desenfoque intencional actúa como un dispositivo de enmarque, atrayendo la mirada del espectador directamente más allá de la densa multitud de personas y aterrizando nítidamente en la acción iluminada dentro de la exhibición de la ventana. La iluminación enfatiza este contraste, enfrentando la luz ambiental relativamente tenue de la calle contra la dura luminancia artificial de la exhibición electrónica. Mirar escaparates adquiere aquí una profunda dimensión cultural; la tienda de electrónica se transforma en un centro vital de orgullo nacional e inversión emocional colectiva. La imagen captura maravillosamente un fragmento crudo y auténtico de la vida argentina, donde el deporte rey detiene temporalmente el flujo del tráfico peatonal y une a extraños en un espectáculo digital compartido. Esta imagen es una producción colaborativa de Samuel Jeffery y Audrey Bergner para el Proyecto 23.

 

Explore more of our work:

Local Guides: cheargentinatravel.com & nomadicsamuel.com

🌎 Personal Sites: samueljeffery.net, audreybergner.com & samuelandaudrey.com

📊 Project 23 Master Database

 

Photo by Samuel Jeffery & Audrey Bergner | Project 23

 

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Wow! Gorillas website.

 

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