Excuse me, which expert knows which photographer this photo is? In what social background was it filmed? What's the point? Thank you, thank you! ! ! ! ! ! ! ! !

HENRI CARTIER-BRESSON, a Frenchman, whose famous "decisive moment" is his photography theory and one of the founders of Magnum Photo Agency.

Works: Behind Saint lazare Station (behind Saint lazare Railway Station), 1932 shot in Paris. This photo is a masterpiece of Bresson's art of capturing pictures. The figure of the jumping man in the foreground is just similar to that of the jumping girl in the poster advertisement behind him. Series echo each other and become interesting accordingly.

Bresson's photos never miss a core moment reflecting events, and each photo can tell a complete story, which makes him an unparalleled master of "single photo story". From the "decisive moment" he captured, people can feel his positive emotions towards the subject, so he is full of the brilliance of human nature, and the people he looks at are calm and happy, not bothered by the ideology of anyone or anything. Those directly captured pictures are simple and elegant.