Michael Jordan's First National Basketball Association Championship

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The picture I chose is a very deep picture, it is Michael Jordan's first National Basketball Association Championship that had eluded him for the previous seven years. He was the most valuable player in this championship series which means a lot to any professional player who wins it. His father, James, is the other man in this picture, showing great pride in his son knowing all of the hard work he put into this championship and his career. Even though he struggled to win the trophy, he is overwhelmingly happy and expresses great triumph.
In this picture, Michael Jordan is expressing raw emotion. I believe he looks happy because of the way he is clutching the trophy and rests his head upon the side of the golden masterpiece. His father has

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