
In stark contrast to McCurry's brilliantly rich and vivid style are the pictures by my other absolutely favorite photographer, the great Henri Cartier-Bresson. He is single handedly responsible for all the black and white postcards that decorate the door of my cupboard.
The potrait here is of the brilliant Albert Camus (whose L'Étranger i am re-reading right now). The Washington Post has an excellent gallery of some of Cartier-Bresson's other potraits here.

4 comments:
Ah! Camu.
Thanks! Some lovely links.
most welcome! =)
gwlols... no posts on the match & the awfulness of it all?
hiya! i guess you knew that steve mccurry went back a couple of years ago to the pashtun lands to try to locate this girl? i believe she was a refugee in pakistan by then, totally exhausted by deprivation and the war. check out the story here.
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