Hinckley Times

AFC squad caught on camera

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THE focus for Leicesters­hire based non-league football team Hinckley AFC moved briefly from on pitch to off pitch activity as the club’s players and coaching staff linked up with profession­al photograph­er, Mike Sewell for the club’s official photo call.

With years of experience at the Leicester Mercury and across the country in both editorial and commercial photograph­y, Mike lent his expertise to provide the club with some iconic images to immortalis­e the 2017-18 squad.

The photo call came ahead of the huge Emirates FA Cup tie at Mickleover Sports which unfortunat­ely ended in defeat for Carl Abbott’s team.

Despite the experience being a first for many of the group, under the watchful eye of Mike the evening went by in a flash as the squad quickly got used to being in the spotlight.

A member of the club’s media and communicat­ions team, Darren Izzard, explained: “As a non-league football club, to have the opportunit­y to work alongside someone of the calibre of Mike Sewell is massively important.

“It helps us to showcase what we have achieved since forming just three years ago.

“To be able to capture the squad in such a way is great for everyone associated with the club; fans, players and our sponsors, who we hope will appreciate the time and effort put in behind the scenes to help push the club forward off the pitch.”

“The club would like to thank Mike for his support and we look forward to supporters sharing in his great work.”

A gallery of the Hinckley AFC/Mike Sewell photo shoot will be available at www.hinckleyaf­c. org.uk or on the club’s social media platforms by searching ‘Hinckley AFC’.

More of Mike’s work can be found at www. mikeysewel­l.com.

 ??  ?? Hinckley AFC 2017/18 season team picture and individual player portraits. Back (l to r) Ian Nichol (kit manager), Joe Haines, Richard Munday, James Williams, Dom Smith, Francino Francis, Lee Miveld, Keith Brown (Club Chaplain) Middle (l to r) Sam...
Hinckley AFC 2017/18 season team picture and individual player portraits. Back (l to r) Ian Nichol (kit manager), Joe Haines, Richard Munday, James Williams, Dom Smith, Francino Francis, Lee Miveld, Keith Brown (Club Chaplain) Middle (l to r) Sam...

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