The Execution - Eddie Adams

Eddie Adams was the camera man who took the picture then this man came out of no where and shot the prisoner's head by no reason. American TV was left surprised because the innocent prisoner was handcuffed behind and this man came out from nowhere he didn't even know, then he got shot in the head. When he got on the floor, the supporters wouldn't support this anymore because he was killed on American TV. Although there was an impact from the video because in the video it happens in a second and we can see him going ont he floor and we can see blood coming out of him and the cameras taking pictures of his dead body and the man acted like nothing had happened.  This is becoming common but this is the first time it is on TV.

The still picture had a greater impact over the video because the picture was more clear than the video because the picture shows more details of his face, more drama and more detailed.  It showed America what was happening in Vietnam and shocked the American people.



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Robert Capa and Tony Vaccaro war Photojournalists

Robert Capa:
Robert Capa is a war photographer capturing reality of life and death. Robert using the decisive moments when solders getting shot or got killed in World War 2 front of Cordoba.
Robert was using Leica R, 33mm camera capturing dramatic pictures because he was working for life magazine in 1937 .
He said he was caring his camera on his neck all the time.

  

 

 

Robert Capa's was always ready to shoot the death in the smoking beach background.

What is Cordoba?
Cordoba is a city in Spain.

Tony Vaccaro:
Tony Vaccaro was the world war two photographer manument on his own write inshuring the true expirence of world war soldiers always remain with us and future genaration. IXAAC E YOUNG  HIGH SCHOOL Vaccaro exeled a track and he was a top scines student. In 1941 his scines teacher
announce that his starting a camera club at the hight school and invited students to join. Vaccaro got to look firts time negative pictures and he was so imperest. Then he got in love with the camera for first time.

Tony Vaccaro believe the photograher capture the beuty of life. He was using 35mm film with Argus C-3.

This picture is caputured in school by Vaccaro caputured this moment the man kissies littel girl.



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Photo journalism

Henri Cartier Bresson -

What is photojournalism?

Photojournalism is like an art communicating news magazines and telling stories with pictures. 

Why is he famous?

Henry Cartier-Bresson was the first photojournalist by publishing his pictures in 1937 and he invented The Decisive Moment and become a father of modern Photojournalism in 1924 then he had new subjects about London Street. Because his pictures have some beautiful meanings and now our generation of world, that photographer flowing his steps. 

Why is his work significant in Photojournalism?

Henri Cartier Bresson picture have some meaning that show it like it’s actually in real life. He was waiting the moment that some life is going to be in shot that he shoots with this picture on the left. Widths he invented The Decisive Moment. If he could of shoot 2 second early the man on the bike would be look behind the stairs or 3 second late could be look half of the bike and the man could of being bad potshot. But he actually got in between the stairs handle and the corner of the wall.

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What Camera/Technique did he use?

He used 35mm Leica Camera to capture how he wanted to take the decisive moment of the shot and he traveled the world to take different life format. He said "the camera is another tool for me and I never took one moment of one place for more than one. I never look at what I took I just send them away. I love shooting new things" and he said "It's can't be teachable, I just use three fingers, and Carry my camera in my pocket like a brush". There is an interview bottom of the page.

More pictures that he becomes the world famous godfather of Photojournalism.

London Streets

Full history interview of Henri Cartier Bresson on this link.  Answering the questions about photojournalism

You must watch this it's so great to see him alive:

http://www.filmsnotdead.com/2012/03/25/charlie-rose-with-richard-avedon-on-henri-cartier-bresson/

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