Henri Cartier-Bresson: "The Eye of the Century"

[@thegreatvanziniphotos5976]

Such a fortunate person to have such a collection & to have met the "the man" himself. Very inspiring.

[@absolute1020]

Inspiring speech , thank you

[@danielsussman259]

Fetterman's frankness, humility and grace is wonderful. We sometimes forget that there are marvelous people in this world pursuing their passions without trumpeting their egos.

[@TechnologyBoss]

What a great inspiring speech 😍😍😍

[@terryallen9546]

Very nice.

[@Walkercolt1]

Not even close! Of Leica users, Alfred Eisenstadt was by FAR the finest photographer to pioneer the use of the 35mm format for press, candid, and "street" photography. Cartier-Bresson had lamp posts growing out of people's heads and people with multiple heads in his images. Eisenstadt's images looked as though he had posed them with professional models, when they were ordinary people doing what they normally do and his images were ALWAYS tack sharp to make a double truck spread in Life magazine. C-B's images rarely could make a sharp 5"x7" print. I've had the privilege of meeting and dining with both men. Mr. Eisenstadt impressed me as a far better image master.

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