A kitten sits next to at the fish market in Essaouira, Morocco, 2010 - by Lucy Nicholson, English/American
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A kitten sits next to at the fish market in Essaouira, Morocco, 2010 - by Lucy Nicholson, English/American
Gordon Satterly, 61, from Michigan (L) kisses his husband Richard Brand, 53, from Texas, at the International Gay Rodeo Association’s Rodeo In the Rock party in Little Rock, Arkansas, April 24, 2015. Photo credit: Lucy Nicholson
A massive spring wildflower bloom caused by a wet winter in Lake Elsinore, California, US.
Photograph: Lucy Nicholson/Reuters
Tatev, 31, who is from Armenia and has lived in the US for 17 years, went into labor before her US citizenship ceremony and refused to go to hospital until she was sworn in as a US citizen, according to Judge Cormac J. Carney, who is seen performing an impromptu naturalization ceremony before the official event in Los Angeles, Aug. 22.
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Spritual Site
Some amateurs can be more passionate about playing their sport than the pros, and talented photographers capture their love of the game. Not all sports photography focuses on professional athletes or commercial games. Sports photographers started in the field because of their own passion for sports, and they like to see and to photograph such passion in others. All are subjects that have great appeal to photographers interested in capturing earnestness and enjoyment, which can be more pronounced in amateurs than in professionals.
Lucy Nicholson shoots competitive team sports but also likes to do extended photo essays. This poignant photograph is from a story about people suffering from Alzheimer’s who are taught to play Ping-Pong to improve balance, increase the heart rate, and get more blood flowing to the brain.
Lucy Nicholson (American/British, born England). Alzheimer’s Ping Pong Therapy, Los Angeles, CA, 2011, printed 2016. Courtesy of Lucy Nicholson/Reuters