Yesterday was the 3rd of August. In 2004, we lost on this day the father of modern photojournalism, Henri Cartier-Bresson. Here are the screen-shots of ten immortal snaps of the Gandhian days in India.
The diary of a dead moth pays a tribute to this great soul and remembers the stormy old days, the father of the nation. A deep courtesy goes herewith for the unforgettable documentary, "Just plain love" [2001, ARTE France Les films à Lou]. And for the first photograph I bow to Jane Bown.
8 comments:
memorable memories...
Thanks SUB
gr8 selection of photos...was like a walk through history...again
Thanks Sujatha Sathya
... a journey through history gives a totality of life
images captured today become precious memories tommorrow.
Thanks for the photographs. It literally took me to those days in history. I am a fan of Deshbandhu Chittaranjan Das. I wish that you could post some photos of Chittaranjan Das .
Thanks A grain of sand.
@ Razib Ahmed: Certainly. One day I shall. Just keep your footsteps here...
Thank you for sharing such great history of the great photojournalist with the amazing shots.
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