Robert Capa was a photojournalist that changed our history and photojournalism. Photojournalism is where you travel as a photographer, but right about the pictures you take. For example, the pictures you see in the National Geographic.. these are from photo journalist. Robert Capa arrived on Omaha beach on June 6, D-Day, with the first infinity unit. He was there to document D-Day. He used 4 rolls of film, out of which 11 pictures turned out. One of these 11 pictures in labeled, "Pressure under fire"... this picture will become one of the most famous pictures of are time. This picture has changed are history, all because of Robert Capa, the Photojournalist. To be able to capture time, and lock it into an image is priceless. This is why I love photography.
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Like looking back at pictures when I was a little kid. You always see people taking pictures so they have memories.
This picture is pretty neat. I wonder why only 11 of his pictures turned out.
That pictures pretty sweet. Why didnt he have more pictures?
Why did only 11 pictures out of 4 rolls turn out?
I think being a photojournalist would be really hard. For example, they often go into dangerous areas, and Capa could very easily have been killed.
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have seen this picture before, it's very interesting.
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