From Willamston, Mich.: A retired man spends his time capturing moments of high school sports. He uses a high-powered lens to take photos of various games, including basketball and soccer. His goal is to photograph every player, regardless of how much they play.
This ensures that all students are included, not just the ones who see the most action. The photos are then made available to students and families at no cost. Further details about this effort are available from the source.
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