Anyone watch this interesting documentary last night?.
Some interesting and shocking Photos, also about what he was feeling at the time.
Some interesting and shocking Photos, also about what he was feeling at the time.
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Re: Imagine Don McCullin
I watched it this morning on the iplayer,as you say it was a good program that brought out the horrors of war. He is a very accomplished photographer who did extremely well given the situations he put himself in. There is a video of him on the Canon professional website where he was being shown how to use a DSLR which; was another interesting insight in to his approach to photography.Peter
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I watched it last night, some quite disturbing and moving images but incredible photography. Amzing stories of his war coverage and bravery in the execution of his duties.
Well worth viewing.
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Re: Imagine Don McCullin
I really wanted to watch this, but couldn't. Must try to watch it on iPlayer.Comment
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Re: Imagine Don McCullin
I saw it, was very interesting. They did a previous one on BBC Imagine about Vivian Maier, very thought provoking and for me some stunning photography considering when and how they were taken.
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Re: Imagine Don McCullin
Apparently Its a series of six episodesAlex
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