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Photographer Brings Quidditch To Life For Children In A Remote Himalayan Village

  • The children are seen whizzing through the mountains on their broomsticks. (Anshoots photography)
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    Up In The Air

    The children are seen whizzing through the mountains on their broomsticks. (Anshoots photography)
  • A flying quidditch player manages to score a goal midflight on her broomstick.(Anshoots photography)
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    Flying Friends

    A flying quidditch player manages to score a goal midflight on her broomstick.(Anshoots photography)
  • One of the little boys who lives in the village is transformed into a quidditch player chasing down a golden snitch. (Anshoots photography)
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    The Golden Snitch

    One of the little boys who lives in the village is transformed into a quidditch player chasing down a golden snitch. (Anshoots photography)
  • The children of India’s remotest village are pictured as magical witches and wizards, chasing each other in a game of quidditch. (Anshoots photography)
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    Hot On The Heels

    The children of India’s remotest village are pictured as magical witches and wizards, chasing each other in a game of quidditch. (Anshoots photography)
  • The children fly around the Himalayas on their broomsticks in Anshu Agarwal’s magical pictures. (Anshoots photography)
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    Goal!

    The children fly around the Himalayas on their broomsticks in Anshu Agarwal’s magical pictures. (Anshoots photography)
  • Three of the children who live in the remote village of Kalap in one of photographer Anshu Agarwal’s magical images. (Anshoots photography)
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    Three’s A Crowd

    Three of the children who live in the remote village of Kalap in one of photographer Anshu Agarwal’s magical images. (Anshoots photography)
  • Agarwal’s photoshop skills have turned the Harry Potter-loving children of a remote Himalayan village into magical quidditch players. (Anshoots photography)
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    Match ready

    Agarwal’s photoshop skills have turned the Harry Potter-loving children of a remote Himalayan village into magical quidditch players. (Anshoots photography)
  • The village of Kalap sits in a remote and beautiful part of the Himalayas in India. (Anshoots photography)
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    Dreamy Setting

    The village of Kalap sits in a remote and beautiful part of the Himalayas in India. (Anshoots photography)
  • Anshu Agarwal has used the beautiful setting of the remote village as a backdrop to his magical pictures. (Anshoots photography)
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    Quidditch Pitch

    Anshu Agarwal has used the beautiful setting of the remote village as a backdrop to his magical pictures. (Anshoots photography)
The children are seen whizzing through the mountains on their broomsticks. (Anshoots photography)
A flying quidditch player manages to score a goal midflight on her broomstick.(Anshoots photography)
One of the little boys who lives in the village is transformed into a quidditch player chasing down a golden snitch. (Anshoots photography)
The children of India’s remotest village are pictured as magical witches and wizards, chasing each other in a game of quidditch. (Anshoots photography)
The children fly around the Himalayas on their broomsticks in Anshu Agarwal’s magical pictures. (Anshoots photography)
Three of the children who live in the remote village of Kalap in one of photographer Anshu Agarwal’s magical images. (Anshoots photography)
Agarwal’s photoshop skills have turned the Harry Potter-loving children of a remote Himalayan village into magical quidditch players. (Anshoots photography)
The village of Kalap sits in a remote and beautiful part of the Himalayas in India. (Anshoots photography)
Anshu Agarwal has used the beautiful setting of the remote village as a backdrop to his magical pictures. (Anshoots photography)
Matilda Long

Photographer and teacher Anshu Agarwal works with the local children in Kalap - India’s remotest village, tucked away in the furthest reaches of the Himalayas. Agarwal helps the children to learn English by showing them their favourite film: Harry Potter. And now he’s used his photoshop skills to go one step further, transforming photos of the children so that they’re playing a game of quidditch. The resulting pictures of them levitating on broomsticks, chasing the golden snitch and scoring goals with the quaffle are truly magical.