Robert Capa, Omaha Beach, Normandy coast, France, June 6, 1944.
Episode 3 begins with delightful footage of Henri Cartier-Bresson "pouncing" at the streets of Paris in the 1940s. The decisive moment, how it changed the way we photograph, and how it collided with the historical moment when the world went to war. In this episode: war photographers Robert Capa and Tony Vaccaro, a Jewish ghetto in Poland, post-war reconstruction in Europe, Japanese photographer Shomei Tomatsu's documents of Nagasaki, The Family of Man exhibition, Magnum Photo Agency, and, finally, W. Eugene Smith's colossal Pittsburgh Project.Episode Three, Part One
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this piece of work was truly astonishing, although so engaging that I forgot to take my baby out of the car. This piece of "Decisive moment" really made me think about how I just left my baby to burn to a charred crisp in my Toyata Corala 1999. With no AC he didn't last long. It was brutal. It was 148 degrees in the car, and his handprints were on the window 😭
ReplyDeleteI am the baby from heaven. Why did you leave me in that car to read this piece of work? I tried to get out, but I just burned. Also it felt like 150 degrees tbh💀
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