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The Charlie Rose Interview With Henri Cartier-Bresson on July 6, 2000 Richard Avedon Opening :: video

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I have tried to find the words to express how a camera, no matter if it is an iPhone or loaded with film, is just a tool for me to capture a moment a feeling... and then this morning I found an interview with Henri Cartier-Bresson that I did not know existed.
Previously, I admired Cartier-Bresson for his photographic images, but did not know the inner-man. As I listened to the way this self-described anarchist viewed what he did, I was moved to tears in humble recognition of a kindred soul.

The interview is approximately one hour long, and is available on DVD via amazon: Charlie Rose with Richard Avedon; Henri Cartier-Bresson (July 6, 2000)

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Me and My Parrots :: Frida Kahlo :: 1942 Nickolas Muray photograph :: black and white :: at her easel

Circa 1942, Frida sits in front of her easel in a photograph titled: Me and My Parrots.

 

via the George Eastman House photography collection

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Frida Kahlo by Nickolas Muray Series :: color photograph against a turquoise wall

This is one of my favorite photographs of Frida - love the colors. 

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via the collection of The George Eastman House

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