Teacher uses Photoshop to turn Himalayan kids into Quidditch players
20 Feb 2016 1:05 PM IST20 Feb 2016 1:05 PM IST
Quidditch photo shoot in a Himalayan village
A group of kids living in an isolated Himalayan village got a taste of the magical world of Harry Potter after their teacher successfully recreated a Quidditch match over there. (Photo: Facebook/ )- Doesn't this look just the moments before a Seeker would grab the Golden Snitch?
- The 'magical' photo shoot was completed in four consecutive Sundays and involved forty child participants.
- Naturally the kids were amazed when they saw the photos prepared by Anshul, according to reports.
- The project involved constructing a one-foot high wooden bench, mimicking broomsticks like in the movies and arranging for a volleyball.
- Anshu decided to make their dreams come true by using his Photoshop wizardry to create pictures of the kids looking like they were playing Quidditch a magical game played by kids in the movies.
- As expected, the kids ended up becoming huge Harry Potter fans and even said that they wanted to be like the witches and wizards in the movies.
- Anshu Agarwal, a freelance photographer currently teaches English to children of a remote village in Garhwal, Utterakhand. In a bid to help his students grasp the language faster, he also started showing them Harry Potter films each Sunday.
A group of kids living in an isolated Himalayan village got a taste of the magical world of Harry Potter after their teacher successfully recreated a Quidditch match over there. (Photo: Facebook/ )
Quidditch photo shoot in a Himalayan village
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