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Famous photojournalist dies at 90.

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  • #2
    RCNPhotos
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    I'd never even heard of him, but what a lucky son of a, having Robert as his brother and Bresson and Chim as mentors. Might check out some of his work.

    As for favorites, for me it's Eugene Smith, not just because of his images but because of how he was, doing his own thing and not letting others walk all over him. I think it was the editor of LIFE who I saw in an interview saying he was the greatest photographer he had worked with but he was also a pain in the ass.


  • #3
    YogiBear
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    Thanks for the link Stabo. Interesting story! :)


  • #4
    deRanged
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    RCNPhotos wrote: »
    Eugene Smith,

    there's an article on him in today's Sunday Times magazine.


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