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Nicolai Howalt

October 21, 2008 - By Bobby Solomon - Category: Photography

Danish photographer Nicolai Howalt has a really great photo series on his site called Boxer which he took in 2003. It features young boys before and after they’re boxing matches, and as you can see above, some of the afters are quite drastic. Altogether there are 44 photos, and the before and afters are pretty all over the place, some of the kids looking red and puffy, while others just look like they’re was ruffled a little.

It’s kind of like those games where you’re trying to spot the differences, except you’re looking for bruises and swollen eyes.

Found through QBN

Bobby

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  1. That is screwed up! What age is that kid? They let them go that crazy?!

    Comment by Andy — October 22, 2008 #

  2. You know when somebody got shoot – they bleed…. And the kids I work with in my boxing projectt was from 11-16 years old…
    Nicolai

    Comment by Nicolai Howalt — October 24, 2008 #

  3. The best part about this series is if you cross your eyes a little, the images merge together.

    Comment by Titanic Sinclair — November 5, 2008 #

  4. [...] one that stole the pic below from was brought to my attention by Kitsune Noir, it’s called boxer and features before and after burns of teenage [...]

    Pingback by So you want to be a boxer? « ShitThreadsNoFriends — December 29, 2008 #

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