This Photojournalist Loves What he Does

You can buy the complete film at https://www.createspace.com/204464 Alfred Eisenstaedt was Life Magazine's most prestigious photographer. He came from Germany and left right before the start of World War II. He was THE photographer of his time for the most famous politicians, actors and actresses, musicians, athletes, and so many others. This 30 minute Emmy award-winning film follows Eisenstaedt as he returns to photograph modern Germany. With him as the predominant speaker, it looks at his style and approach, and at the stories behind some of his most famous photographs. It is a powerful, emotional, revealing film of one of the greatest photojournalists of our time.

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[1stab]

It's all different. It's all changed. But somehow, it's all the same.

[EdVidz]

Even his sadness is beautiful.

[KnightsbridgeAce]

Great photos

[ArtyomZakharenko]

its very important that people love their job, and when they do, it doesnt even feel like work

[tenrazo215]

if you have to know only one great artist, it should be Eisie.

[choppageworshipper]

I had never heard of Alfred Eisenstaedt before, but he seems like a nice guy and great at what he does or did? i am not sure, but great film anyway :-)

[stee1face]

Very inspirational.

[Undergroundphoto]

I hope this will show on PBS