It is impossible to tell, looking at the quality of work he produces, that Kwesi Arko has been behind the camera for not more than five years. Yet in...
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Maroc - GHANASOCCERNET.COM - A la Une - 07/Sep 19:23
Ghana 0-1 Angola: The game in focus through Kwesi Arko's camera
It is impossible to tell, looking at the quality of work he produces, that Kwesi Arko has been behind the camera for not more than five years.Yet in such a short while — after making a self-taught start, beginning with commercial photography before settling on the niche genres of sports and wildlife photography — Arko already boasts quite the catalogue.The latest entries into that ever-expanding portfolio of great photos came last Thursday at the Baba Yara Stadium, where Ghana hosted Angola in the first of their 2025 Africa Cup of Nations (AFCON) qualifiers. The result was one nobody could have seen coming: a first loss for the Black Stars at that venue, otherwise a fortress, this century.That stunning setback wasn't the only thing that left the national morale deflated. The poor playing surface played its part, too, as did the shocking acts of vandalism by some aggrieved fans over the admittedly disappointing outcome of the game.There weren't many positives from an afternoon that served up a poor advertisement of Ghanaian excellence, but if one were really keen to find anything worth getting excited about, the body of work Arko produced on the day would have sufficed....
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