A series of photographs of the legendary Steve McCurry "The Power of the Game"
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By Pictolic https://pictolic.com/article/a-series-of-photographs-of-the-legendary-steve-mccurry-the-power-of-the-game.html“If a person decided to always indulge in serious matters, not allowing himself any entertainment and jokes, then either he would imperceptibly fall into madness, or he would immediately be paralyzed,” Herodotus. “In an hour of playing with a person, you can learn more about him than in an hour of conversation,” Plato. Why all these lectures? Moreover, games and fun are that important time when we relax, rest our soul and body, give free rein to our spirit. The photo collection "The Power of the Game" by legendary photographer Steve McCurry perfectly illustrates this blissful state when problems fade into the background, and a person is simply happy with what he is doing at the moment. Let's all play!
1. Mandalay, Burma (Myanmar). (Photo by Steve McCurry)
2. Fiji. (Photo by Steve McCurry)
3. Mandalay, Burma (Myanmar). (Photo by Steve McCurry)
4. School for girls. Kabul, Afghanistan, 2002. (Photo by Steve McCurry)
5. Afghanistan. (Photo by Steve McCurry)
6. An impromptu football match, Situe, Myanmar, 1995. (Photo by Steve McCurry)
7. Dhaka, Chittagong, Bangladesh, 1982 (Photo by Steve McCurry)
8. Yangon, Myanmar (Burma). (Photo by Steve McCurry)
9. Myanmar (Burma). (Photo by Steve McCurry)
10. Monks play softball at Gumbo Abbey, Nova Scotia, Canada, 2005. (Photo by Steve McCurry)
11. Hunan Province, China. (Photo by Steve McCurry)
12. Maningrida, Australia, 1984 (Photo by Steve McCurry)
13. Burma (Myanmar), 2010 (Photo by Steve McCurry)
14. China. (Photo by Steve McCurry)
15. Omo Valley, Ethiopia. (Photo by Steve McCurry)
16. Omo Valley, Ethiopia. (Photo by Steve McCurry)
17. Children play, Fortuna, Honduras, 2004. (Photo by Steve McCurry)
18. Holi Festival, Rajasthan, India, 1996 (Photo by Steve McCurry)
19. India. (Photo by Steve McCurry)
20. One of the 37 Laugh Clubs in Mumbai, Bombay, India, 1996. (Photo by Steve McCurry)
21. India. (Photo by Steve McCurry)
22. Rajasthan, India, 2009 The drums draw a crowd as acrobats from the nomadic group Nat perform. They do not participate in the census and do not have permanent housing, so traveling artists are unlikely to count on government benefits. (Photo by Steve McCurry)
23. Bombay, India, 1993 (Photo by Steve McCurry)
24. India, monsoon season, 1983 (Photo by Steve McCurry)
25. India. (Photo by Steve McCurry)
26. India, Dhaka-Peshwar train, 1983. (Photo by Steve McCurry)
27. India. (Photo by Steve McCurry)
28. Mauritania. (Photo by Steve McCurry)
29. Russia. (Photo by Steve McCurry)
30. Tokyo, Japan, 2008 (Photo by Steve McCurry)
31. Tibet. (Photo by Steve McCurry)
32. Tibetans, 2001 (Photo by Steve McCurry)
33. Tibet. (Photo by Steve McCurry)
34. Los Angeles, California, USA, 2007 (Photo by Steve McCurry)
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