In the summer of 1972 I was still living in Vietnam. I was freelancing in what might have been referred to as the good ole days. Many magazines, not so many photographers, and if you found an editor who liked you, there were lots of possibilities for work.
I will never forget the moment when Nick [Ut] came out of the darkroom, holding that picture for the first time, a wet 5×7 print, in his hands. Ours were the first eyes to see it.
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those moments. those images.
so few. so profound.
thanks for sharing this.
A most heartwarming post note to the Nick [Ut] photograph of the Vietnamese girl. This young girl in the image, has been re-photographed as an adult. A beautiful portrait of her, in an affectionate moment, as mother with her own child. Bravely revealing her healed burn scars, while child is cradled in her arms. It is a sweet photograph relating a different more joyful story about her life now.
I believe it was part of a larger, featured hanging exhibit in NYC Grand Central Station Terminal organized by PQ Blackwell.
how come your website’s links sometimes don’t work anymore?
other pages affected too, but “that picture” links isn’t a link, for me?
Oh, I see, some kind of scripting beyond permitting both plain-glass.flywheelsites.com and aphotoeditor.com is required, for some reason, to be able to click on it, and it’s intended to force a new window/tab on the viewer.
-shrug-
OK, I’ll just go elsewhere, then
( PS I HAVE permitted both to script my browser, to see if that’d fix it, but apparently that isn’t sufficient )
Later.
@Captain Obvious,
Right click the links if you want a way around it. All the links open a new tab.
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