PSP photographer Barb Colligon's look at the MLS W.O.R.K.S./Philadelphia Union Foundation Service
Project playground build on Tuesday at Science and Discovery High School in Chester.
PSP photographer Barb Colligon's look at the MLS W.O.R.K.S./Philadelphia Union Foundation Service
Project playground build on Tuesday at Science and Discovery High School in Chester.
PSP contributing photographer Barb Colligon was at PPL Park on Thursday night for the
Philadelphia Union open practice for season ticket holders. Here's a look at what she saw.
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PSP contributing photographer Barb Colligon was at Hershey Park Stadium on Tuesday night for
the Harrisburg City Islanders vs. Philadelphia Union friendly. Here's a look at what she
saw.
The Union's newest member takes to the field alongside of Lionard Pajoy...
PSP's Eli Pearlman-Storch and photographer/videographer Daniel Gajdamowicz were on hand for John
Hackworth's press conference following the Union's 3–0 win over Rochester Rhinos in Tuesday's US
Open Cup Third Round match. After that they headed to the locker room to talk to Chris Konopka,
Sheanon Williams, Gabriel Farfan, Amobi Okugo and Michael Lahoud.
Philadelphia Union reserves played the New York Red Bulls reserves to a 2-2 draw on Sunday
afternoon at Widener University's Quick Stadium. PSP photographer Daniel Gajdamowicz was
there.
The Union huddle before the kickoff.
Cristhian Hernandez and and Reading's own Corey Hertzog eye the ball.
Philadelphia Union reserves played the New York Red Bulls reserves to a 2-2 draw on Sunday
afternoon at Widener University's Quick Stadium. PSP photographer Daniel Gajdamowicz was
there.
The Union huddle before the kickoff.
Cristhian Hernandez and and Reading's own Corey Hertzog eye the ball.
PSP reporter Eli Pearlman-Storch and photographer/videographer Daniel Gajdamowicz caught up with
Chandler Hoffman, Danny Mwanga, Gabriel Farfan, Raymon Gaddis, Amobi Okugo, and Jimmy McLaughlin
after the Philadelphia Union's 2-1 win over Schalke 04. Here's a look at what they had to say:
Spare a thought for this Manchester City photographer, who was (jokingly?) accosted by Mario
Balotelli in the tunnel whilst on her knees. That reads a helluva dirtier than we intended it to.
Abbey Crouch ad-libbed her "This Morning" lines yesterday when she accident said "bloody" on
camera. Notice we avoided commenting on the fringed [.
Mario has a little fun with Citeh's official photographer. Or makes her job infinitely harder.
One of the two tis a matter of perspective. She seems a good sport, however.
(The gent at the very end seems to have something in his hand and be walking back toward her.
Which means employment, which is good.
Manchester City striker Mario Balotelli got the new season underway with one of his trademark
pranks. He snatched a camera lens from City photographer Sharon Latham much to the amusement of
Howard Webb as he made his way down the tunnel at the Etihad Stadium. The bemused photographer at
first makes an attempt [.
Despite some good chances, Mario Balotelli failed to score in his brief appearance as a
second-half substitute during Man City's 3-2 comeback win against Southampton to start the Premier
League season. Balotelli is recovering from conjunctivitis, so a bit of rust on the pitch is
understandable, but he showed that his pranking is already in midseason form.
In which, shortly after Nigel de Jong had run amok with an inflatable dolphin, Man City's club
photographer Sharon Latham finds herself on the wrong end of the world's most expensively assembled
'Pile on!' during the club's giddy title celebrations last weekend.
While the final result was not what AC Milan supporters wanted, Wednesday night's match between
Real Madrid and AC Milan at Yankee Stadium was an entertaining experience in front of a large crowd
of soccer aficionados.
Here are the photographs from the evening courtesy of photographer Ed Winnick.
Liverpool footballers have been training hard all week at Harvard University, in the middle of a
summer heatwave. Here are a selection of photographs from Liverpool's Harvard University training
sessions courtesy of photographer Mark Fairchild....
Nonchalant as you like, here's Boca Juniors mard-arse Santiago Silva (nicknamed 'The Tank',
though 'The Tea Leaf' would definitely be more appropriate!) plucking a camera from a
photographer's hand and doing one...
We all deal with disappointment in different ways. Boca Juniors player Santiago Silva likes to get
over defeats by stealing electrical equipment. After his side's loss to Corinthians in the Copa
Libertadores final, Silva helped himself to a photographer's camera. Walking down the tunnel after
the game, he can be seen snatching the camera out [.
We all deal with disappointment in different ways. Boca Juniors player Santiago Silva likes to get
over defeats by stealing electrical equipment. After his side's loss to Corinthians in the Copa
Libertadores final, Silva helped himself to a photographer's camera. Walking down the tunnel after
the game, he can be seen snatching the camera out [.
A pint-sized Swansea mascot who wasn't very impressed at being left out of a team huddle by his heroes has helped a photographer to win an award. Tom Jenkins, a photographer for the Guardian and the Observer, won the Barclays Shot of the Season award after capturing the humorous moment ahead of the Swans' match [.
Barclays today announces Owen Humphreys and Tom Jenkins as the winners of the Barclays Photographer of the Season and Shot of the Season. The awards honour the photographers who best...
PSP photographer Earl Gardner's look at Thursday night's loss to DC United. Goalkeeper's Chase Harrison... ...and Chris Konopka have some fun while warming up. Ray Gaddis and Freddy Adu share a laugh before the match. The teams stand at attention during the National Anthem. Michael Lahoud and Chandler Hoffman.
Around two years ago, one of my best friends was suddenly beset with an intellectual shame. She
had briefly caught the tail end of a news item around the Israel Palestine conflict. She was
instantly struck with how little she actually knew about the history and the rime and reason for
the hostilities.
For those of you that I haven't had the opportunity to tell, I've largely stopped drinking. This
is for various reasons, but one of the main ones is that I simply can't do hangovers anymore. This
fact is plainly evident today.
The wedding yesterday went well. I think. I spent all day taking photos, and I think they're
good (downloading now), and I drank water all day, despite the best attempts of the bride, amongst
others, to get me to drink something more.
Marco Pappa scored a stoppage time goal to help the Chicago Fire defeat Chivas USA 2-1 this past
Friday night. Photographer Kelvin Kuo of US Presswire captured a couple of stunning images as Pappa
made his shot. Worthy of scrolling through again and again.
