Black Lens (The War in the Lens of a Famous War Photojournalist, The World's Blood)

Author: Zhang Zhizhong (Translated)
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Publish Date: 2005-11-01
Features: From the early days of war photography in the late 19th century to the various modern wars of the 20th century, a large number of outstanding war photojournalists emerged, using their cameras to describe and record those unforgettable classic moments. They consciously used photography to satirize and question war, encouraging photography to contemplate war from more perspectives rather than merely providing pure sensory stimulation. This allows people to reflect more deeply on war as a collective nightmare of humanity. The 150 classic war photography works collected in this book are the essence of these war photojournalists. Through the war images they left behind, they showcase the panorama of 20th-century modern warfare from different angles and levels. It is believed that this can provide readers with multi-faceted understanding and reflection.