Power of Play

Reblogged from Steve McCurry's Blog:

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It is a happy talent to know how to play.
- Ralph Waldo Emerson

Creative people are curious, flexible, persistent, and independent with a
tremendous spirit of adventure and a love of play.
- Henri Matisse

The true object of all human life is play.
- G. K. Chesterton

 

 

 

Men do not quit playing because they grow old;
they grow old because they quit playing.

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Steve McCurry is there when play erupts, is in full exuberant swing. These joyous images bear witness to play's universal beat. By nature it shines a bright light wherever it is allowed to flourish.

4 Responses to Power of Play

  1. Alex

    Quite a good one

    RD

    • Yes, McCurry is quite a photographer. He is the one that had the photo of the Afghan girl on the cover of National Geographic years ago. He has done a lot of work in war zones and areas of conflict. These photos are a bright light.

  2. Pingback: Steve McCurry: Power of Play «

    • Unbelievable photos Edub and thanks for clueing me in to h/t. BTW thanks for your email the other day. I had read that piece and some if sounded familiar too. I will have to go back and take a peek. Cheers, Alex.

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