Paul Hodges has posted seven photos of Krush taken at the US Amateur Team East on his smartchess.com website at http://www.smartchess.com/SmartChessOnline/default.htm

However, I have only one photo of Krush from the same tournament.

So, I guess that means that his website is seven times better than mine.

Irina Krush at the US Amateur Team East on February 19, 2001. Photo by Sam Sloan

But, I think that my one photo of Krush is better than his seven.

So, here is your chance to vote. Which Krush do you prefer?

Sam Sloan

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