
This is the most famous picture of Pele,
and himself has said several times that this is your favorite photo,
including being your "business card" on Facebook and Twitter.
Then we will know the history of photographer who immortalized this photograph.
Failed the Flamengo goalkeeper became photographer who immortalized Pele bid

Days after his arrival to the Marvelous City, Alberto Ferreira went to the Gávea just to attend a sieve in Flamengo, a club that early was passionate and central responsibility for its love for football. Nervous, took the field. And during testing took no less than three "chickens", immediately dropped the team. No money, accepted a suggestion of a cousin photographer in Sydney and began to be a photographer in Rio, beginning what would be a successful career.
- My father is very known in the world, classified by the European House of Photography in France, as one of the top ten photographers in the world in the 20th century It is also "relatively well-known" in Brazil, but few know that he was a passionate Paraiba for their land. This show aims to change this reality - Carlos explains, noting that while alive Alberto maintained the tradition of always visit at least twice a year, their land.
Pele was injured in the game against Czechoslovakia and left the loaded field by a police officer who was the safety of the stadium. It would be the last game of the idol in that world. And a year later Alberto Ferreira won the Esso Award for Photojournalism by recording the exact time of injury. The photo won a caption which records the tension of the moment: "The king bows to pain and the whole country felt".

Click Alberto Ferreira just when Pele gets hurt in the World Cup 1962 in Chile (Photo: Alberto Ferreira)
A few years later, in 1965, the greatest of times. The photo that became known as "the most important of Brazil's sports journalism" and that according to Ferreira was classified by Pele himself as the synthesis of his career. It is the exact moment of a bicycle Pelé in full Maracanã, which resulted in the Brazil goal against Belgium (This picture is even inspiring the show name).
The photo is so iconic that in 2002, during Japan's World Cup and Korea, she graced the credit cards issued worldwide by one of FIFA's sponsors. And in 2006 turned giant billboards in Berlin as a means of dissemination of the German Cup.
Over all this, the son Carlos Ferreira speaks thrilled:
- When I was in Maracanã, my father watched the game through the viewfinder of your camera. That day were more than 100 photographers, but he was the one who got that magnificent moment. For him, photography was an art - describes.
For a few moments later, in tone and more relaxed, talking with a laugh:
- Thank God he took three chickens and turned photographer. One of the best in Brazil. Author of one of the most famous photos ever produced by a Brazilian.
In addition to Pele, Alberto also photographed the likes of Garrincha, the Botafogo genius of leggy, immortalizing the exact moment of a goal rush for Botafogo. It was in 1961, against America, the Campeonato Carioca.


Garrincha, still stuck between networks, just when a Botafogo goal against America in 1961
(Photo: Alberto Ferreira)
(Photo: Alberto Ferreira)
Alberto was so complete, that even came down to the sport and is also the owner of one of the largest collections of the construction of Brasilia, in the 1960s.
The shows in Sydney
The exhibition 'Beyond the Bike' was set up in the House of João Pessoa of Visual Arts and is a set of 10 photographs of Alberto Ferreira that was gathered by his son Carlos Ferreira.
Of these, four are football. The idea is to show the child "photo icon" of the father, who is Pele goal, but show that his career was well beyond that. The idea also, as he said, is to make the best known father in Paraíba.
The exhibition was launched on Thursday, the day that launched the "Paraibana Photography Magazine", a publication produced with the aim of bringing together the work of leading photographers Paraíba.

Goal of Pele for Santos portrayed by Paraiba photographer (Photo: Alberto Ferreira)
Source: Globe Sport - PB
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