I just posted photos of the Argentinian rugby sides of 1910 and 2013. As I putzed around the internet in search of those photos, I stumbled across this gem of a photo essay published just a couple of days ago in the New York Times.
It's well worth taking a look at. Photographer Rosario Heer went to Buenos Aires for a sweet-n-easy gig of photographing rich kids plays rugby for the clubs of the metropolis. She ended up on a five-month project documenting the lives of a prison ward dedicated to rugby, and produced the book Try. Prisoners who want to play and show good conduct qualify for the ward. Every three months they are allowed a game outside the prison walls.
Click on the photo below to see the entire N.Y. Times article.
It's well worth taking a look at. Photographer Rosario Heer went to Buenos Aires for a sweet-n-easy gig of photographing rich kids plays rugby for the clubs of the metropolis. She ended up on a five-month project documenting the lives of a prison ward dedicated to rugby, and produced the book Try. Prisoners who want to play and show good conduct qualify for the ward. Every three months they are allowed a game outside the prison walls.
Click on the photo below to see the entire N.Y. Times article.
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