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| André Kertész (2 July 1894 – 28 September 1985) (Via Wikipedia) |
André Kertész was a Hungarian-born photographer known for his contributions to photographic composition and the photo essay (read more here). He is considered to be the pioneer of photojournalism.
Kertész had a strong impact on several generations of photographers including such great photographers as Henri Cartier-Bresson and Brassai. H. Cartier-Bresso said about Kertész, “We all owe him a great deal”.
He made pictures continually until his death, at the age of 91.
Being one of the most influential photographers of all times, Kertész “attained fame - according to his own view - too late in life.” (read more here)
We could learn many things on photography from Kertész.
He made pictures continually until his death, at the age of 91.
Being one of the most influential photographers of all times, Kertész “attained fame - according to his own view - too late in life.” (read more here)
We could learn many things on photography from Kertész.
