Starting a book about a modern female war photographer.
Starting a book about a modern female war photographer.
It only took me seven years to get around to reading this book but I am so glad I did. Lee Miller was better known for being a model and her associations with artists when she became the first American female war correspondent in 1944. This collection of her writings and photographs for Vogue from was compiled by her son who had no idea of his mother‘s war reporting until finding her papers well after her death. #24in2024
#SummerSouls It‘s pretty hard to find the #sand in this Coney Island beach scene ! Love Weegee photographs though many are lurid crime scene photos.
Just me and my trustworthy Kindle against the 🌎 again this weekend!
My sister has gotten me into photography books lately and she told me about Lee Miller, so naturally I had to grab all the Lee Miller books from the library 😆🤓. Man, what an interesting life she led! She worked as an American photojournalist in Europe during WWII and was the first woman allowed to enter a combat zone. I highly recommend this for photography lovers and WWII buffs. Looking forward to learning more about her. 5⭐️
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I don‘t know when I picked this up on Audible or why, but it was a really solid memoir of a young woman‘s experience as a war correspondent/ photo journalist. Lynsey Addario has worked in almost all the contemporary war zones risking her life to take photos that show the cost of war on civilians, soldiers and most often innocent women & children. Her story was fascinating & I loved hearing her story. #52Books23 #AWarOtherThanWWIorWWII
I read about her in Herstory and wanted to see her photographs as such a significant American, female photographer for magazines just starting out like Life and Fortune. There is biographical information by each decade of her professional life followed by major pictures she took and published. I was surprised there weren‘t more pictures of South Africa and apartheid.
This magazine was a great read. The stories this book contained had me dying to know more. Out of all these stories, one really stood out to me. It was the one about Ötzi the iceman, this was a story about how a few hikers found the oldest intact human ever. What first happened to be a tale of a solitary hunter taken over by the elements has changed into a murder mystery. Scientists have found that Ötzi died from a small arrow to the shoulder,