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Squash: The Glass Court

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I specialize in capturing the high-energy, fast-paced nature of squash. Whether it is a competitive tournament or a private training drill, my lens focuses on the raw intensity of the sport.

This reel highlights 15-year-old squash prodigy Samairah Raj Bhandare during her practice for the National Games. It showcases her fluid movement, powerful swings, and the focus of a rising star.

A portrait of focus. Here is 24-year-old squash player Rahil Peris, his eyes locked on the ball. This shot captures the mental preparation that is just as important as physical skill.

A dynamic action portrait of Rahil Peris preparing to hit a backhand. The angle highlights his form and readiness, capturing the explosive potential just before impact.

An action portrait of 20-year-old Yash Salunkhe, poised and ready for the next shot. The intensity in his gaze shows the competitive spirit of the Goan team's dynamic duo.

Capturing the follow-through of a powerful swing from Yash Salunkhe. This image freezes the motion, showing the technique and athleticism involved in every shot.

A collage showcasing the dynamic partnership of Rahil Peris and Yash Salunkhe. These images capture them moving in sync, covering the court during a doubles practice session.

This high-angle shot captures an athlete's incredible flexibility and speed, lunging low to retrieve a difficult shot. It's a testament to the agility required to compete at a high level in squash.

A powerful portrait of 15-year-old Samairah Bhandare, ready to return a volley. Her focused expression and ready stance show a maturity and skill beyond her years.

A close-up portrait of 15-year-old Abdus Samad, another rising star on the Goan squash team. The sharp focus and determined look highlight the intensity he brings to the court.

This collage shows the dynamic duo of youth squash, Samairah Bhandare and Abdus Samad. The images capture them during individual drills and practice matches, showcasing their skill and passion.

About Squash: The Glass Court

Shooting inside a glass court is a technical nightmare if you do not nail your shutter speed. The ball moves faster than the eye, and if I do not use the right telephoto zoom, the glare on the glass ruins the frame. When I shoot squash, I am constantly adjusting for the lighting in your specific venue, so you get crisp action shots where the ball is actually visible and your form is perfectly clear, not a blurry mess.

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