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Himalayan teacher organized a Quiditch match for his students (PHOTO)
A teacher from an isolated Himalayan village was able to fulfill the dream of his students. He organized a Quiditch magic match for them.
The Quiditch match was held by a teacher in a remote village in the Himalayas. Children dreamed about it for a long time and finally their dream came true.
Anshu Agarwal used the magic of photography to show that magic is still possible. He mounted the pictures in such a way that his students temporarily turned into pupils of the Hogwarts school, ZAGGE informs.
Once Agarwal showed the children a series of films about Harry Potter so that they could improve their English. Since then, his wards began to dream of magic: about living portraits, moving stairs, flying on a broomstick and, of course, the game of Quidic.
“We built a wooden bench and created brooms. As many as 40 children played this game for 4 consecutive Sundays when I was running around with a camera and catching these wonderful moments,” says the Himalayan teacher.
After everything was filmed, the teacher proceeded to edit them in Photoshop.
“The children, seeing the photographs, screamed in amazement, and I could not stop smiling, because I realized that I was able to bring some magic to this nice village,” added Agarwal.
The Quiditch match was held by a teacher in a remote village in the Himalayas. Children dreamed about it for a long time and finally their dream came true.
Anshu Agarwal used the magic of photography to show that magic is still possible. He mounted the pictures in such a way that his students temporarily turned into pupils of the Hogwarts school, ZAGGE informs.
Once Agarwal showed the children a series of films about Harry Potter so that they could improve their English. Since then, his wards began to dream of magic: about living portraits, moving stairs, flying on a broomstick and, of course, the game of Quidic.
“We built a wooden bench and created brooms. As many as 40 children played this game for 4 consecutive Sundays when I was running around with a camera and catching these wonderful moments,” says the Himalayan teacher.
After everything was filmed, the teacher proceeded to edit them in Photoshop.
“The children, seeing the photographs, screamed in amazement, and I could not stop smiling, because I realized that I was able to bring some magic to this nice village,” added Agarwal.