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David Beckham Gets A New Tattoo for Daughter Harper
Posted by Staff Reporter (media@realtytoday.com) on Jul 28, 2015 08:00 AM EDT
BEIJING, CHINA – MARCH 24: British football player David Beckham shows his tattoo to fans during his visit to Peking University on March 24, 2013 in Beijing, China. David Beckham is on a five-day visit to China at the invitation of the China Football Association as China’s first international ambassador. (Photo : Lintao Zhang/Getty Images)
David Beckham has got may tattoos already, mostly dedicated to his wife and kids. Just recently, he went to a tattoo shop and got a neck tattoo dedicated to his beautiful daughter with Victoria Beckham named Harper.
According to Daily Mail, our favorite soccer player named David Beckham just shared a new Instagram post wherein he was visiting a tattoo shop to get a neck tattoo in honor of his little princess or daughter, Harper Beckham.
Previously, the soccer enthusiast got a finger tattoo in honor of his Spice Girls member wife named Victoria Beckham. The said tattoo was labeled as “99”, the year where he truly treasures because it was that same time that he found his soulmate and married his wife.
His most recent tattoo, however, is labeled as “pretty lady Harper”, wherein he teased fans with a couple of posts before the tattoo artist completed it. He urged the fans to make presumptions or guess what the design would be and what he would get for his little daughter.
When he finally revealed the results, he captioned the post as: “Hey Pretty Lady… Just adding to the collection of tattoos that mean so much to me… Thanks Mark always looks amazing … shamrocksocialclub.”
According to Inquisitr, the 40-year old model/soccer player also has a tattoo dedicated to his son when he was born back in 1999. Also, a giant guardian angel was also placed on his upper back last 2000. Following which, he also instilled the name Romeo on top of the angel last 2002 when he had his second son with Victoria.
Truly, David Beckham has got a lot of tattoos already and is reported to not be getting a new one anytime soon. Do you think that this hot soccer player is just the sweetest father of all time for always inking the most precious people in his life unto his body?
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David Beckham Gets A New Tattoo for Daughter Harper
Montag, 27. Juli 2015
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How One Photographer Captured A Piercing Gaze That Shook The World
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National Geographic photographer Steve McCurry, shown in Kuwait in 1991, says his big break came at a refugee camp near Peshawar, Pakistan, after he heard the sound of children laughing. Courtesy of Steve McCurry hide caption
itoggle caption Courtesy of Steve McCurry
As part of a series called My Big Break, All Things Considered is collecting stories of triumph, big and small. These are the moments when everything seems to click, and people leap forward into their careers.
In December 1984, a war was raging in Afghanistan; millions of refugees were fleeing to Pakistan to escape the fighting.
National Geographic photographer Steve McCurry was there — stationed at the Afghanistan-Pakistan border to cover the crisis.
“There were, in some cases, tens of thousands of Afghans pressed together in these squalid, really terrible conditions,” McCurry says. “No plumbing, no electricity, and they’d have to carry water, there was disease — it was just a terrible existence.”
At one of those camps, near Peshawar, Pakistan, McCurry heard the unexpected sound of children’s laughter coming from inside a large tent. It was a make-shift classroom for an all-girls school.
“I noticed this one little girl with these incredible eyes and I instantly knew that this was really the only picture I wanted to take,” he says.
She would become the subject of McCurry’s iconic photograph “The Afghan Girl” — one of National Geographic‘s most popular covers.
Sharbat Gula was around 12 years old when photographer Steve McCurry took her picture. “It was this piercing gaze,” McCurry says. “A very beautiful little girl with this incredible look.” Courtesy of Steve McCurry hide caption
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“At first, this young girl — her name is Sharbat Gula — she put her hands [up to] cover her face,” McCurry said.
Her teacher asked her to put her hands down so the world would see her face and know her story.
“So she basically dropped her hands and just looked into my lens,” McCurry says. “It was this piercing gaze. A very beautiful little girl with this incredible look.”
When McCurry started taking Gula’s photo, she put her hands up to cover her face. But her teacher asked her to put her hands down so the world would see her face and know her story. Courtesy of Steve McCurry hide caption
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It was Gula’s first time getting her picture taken. McCurry says she had never even seen a camera before.
“Her shawl and the background, the colors had this wonderful harmony,” McCurry says. “All I really had to do was click the shutter.”
But Gula didn’t give McCurry much time to work. Just as soon as he captured a few images, she got up and left to chat with her friends.
“And that was it,” McCurry says. “I didn’t know exactly what I had. This was pre-digital and it was … almost two months before I got back and actually saw the developed film.”
McCurry showed two versions to his editor at National Geographic: The first was Gula covering her face, and the other was her staring directly into his lens.
“As soon as the editor saw the one of her looking into the camera, he really leapt to his feet and said, ‘There’s our next cover,’ ” McCurry says. “Occasionally in life and occasionally in my photography, the stars align and everything comes together in a miraculous way.”
McCurry says that brief moment with Sharbat Gula in 1984 changed his life.
Seventeen years later, he located and reunited with her in Afghanistan. That’s when he discovered her backstory.
Gula was about 12 years old when he took her picture. Her parents were killed in a Soviet air strike, so she traveled for weeks with her grandmother and four siblings to several refugee camps.
“For a young girl who was not only a refugee but an orphan, who was sort of anonymous — she really fell between the cracks of society there,” he says. “I can only imagine how this affected her, having lost her parents and then being so far from home in a strange land.”
“The Afghan Girl” ran on the cover of National Geographic in June of 1985. McCurry remains in touch with Gula and her family to this day.
How One Photographer Captured A Piercing Gaze That Shook The World
Sonntag, 26. Juli 2015
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