What contribution did photographer Mark Lyu3 bu4 make to photography?

Marc riboud, a French photographer, was born in Lyon, France, 1923. /kloc-When he was 0/4 years old, his father gave him a Kodak camera, and Mark Rib had an indissoluble bond with photography since then.

During World War II, Mark Rib joined the French underground anti-fascist guerrillas and resisted fascist rule. After the war, marc riboud entered the Ecsle Centrale College in Lyon to study mechanical engineering, and graduated from 1948. But by 195 1, he decided to give up his stable job as an engineer and devote all his energy to photography. As a freelance photographer at first, Bresson admired him very much. Lu Bu added the famous magnum photo in 1952. 1959, Mark Rib was elected as the vice president of the European Division of Magnum, 1975 and 1976 were elected as the presidents of the European Division of Magnum.

Mark Lieb's works are not necessarily earth-shattering events. In the process of traveling around the world, he sensitively photographed the life changes of local people, especially through some subtle life details, reflecting some significant and far-reaching contents. He not only uses black and white materials to shoot news reports, but also uses color materials. His color works are not only wonderful in composition, but also elegant and subtle in color.

Marc riboud has published a large number of photo albums, including Japanese women 195 1, Ghana 1964, North Vietnam: Face 1970, Impression China 198 1, and so on.