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Roger Federer is widely considered as one of the most graceful tennis players in the world. He is a musician who can make us dance on his tunes. He is a painter who paints a masterpiece with his every move. Eminent photographer Radka Leitmeritz also hailed the Swiss maestro as a poetic tennis player.

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Federer’s game style comes off as elegant and aesthetic. His smooth movement on the court with fluid ball-strike and fluxion footwork makes him as an artistic player. The Czech photographer Leitmeritz, who captures the realm of aesthetics as to tennis, labeled Roger Federer as her favorite of all, calling him a ‘ballet dancer’.

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“I love shooting Roger Federer” – Radka Leitmeritz

Leitmeritz has spent her entire career in clicking pictures for the top fashion editorials in the world. However, in recent years, she shifted her base to the tennis court, capturing the interaction between the top tennis stars and the ball. She also explained what makes the photographs of Federer so special.

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“I love shooting Roger, he’s like a ballet dancer. He’s just so perfect, how he plays is very photogenic. For me it’s so amazing to be in the photographers’ pit, sometimes I’m thinking what the hell am I doing here,” Leitmeritz told the Baseline Magazine.

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Federer is certainly unique in stature and millions of Fed-fans around the world consider the 20-time Grand Slam champion as the all-time greatest of the sport. However, every tennis fan enjoys the fluidic, moment-to-moment pleasure of watching him play the game for more than two decades.

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Starting off as a tennis author in 2018, Varun Khanna has gone on to contribute to EssentiallySports in various capacities. After setting up interviews with the likes of Serena Williams’ coach Patrick Mouratoglou, Alizé Cornet, and Noah Rubin, Varun is now part of all major ATP and WTA press conferences and has gone on to pen more than 1300 articles for EssentiallySports. He now heads the tennis and NBA division of the organization. While writing remains a passion for him, Varun has branched out into the marketing and communications department of EssentiallySports as well. When he wants to relax, Varun doesn’t have to venture away from tennis and NBA; he simply tunes in to Rafael Nadal and Michael Jordan’s exploits in their respective sports, past and present.

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