“Stopping the game” is the book for collectors published this Tuesday by the photographer Bruno Fahy who recounts in images (and texts) his 30 years of career and passion on the football fields in Belgium, and in the world, mainly for the Belga press agency.
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Published on 11/11/2024 at 4:58 p.m.
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SIf you start looking for the right “gift” idea to put under the tree, “Arrêts de jeux” published this Tuesday by Bruno Fahy and Chronica editions (€39.90) is a must. Nearly 200 pages of emblematic images, captured on every football field in the Kingdom, but also abroad, notably during the Red Devils’ last three World Cups. Each page reveals the living history of Belgian football, with comments written with the help of journalist David De Myttenaere. But behind the lens, there is the eye of a true photography enthusiast.
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