What is the impact of Churchill filmed in cash?

What brought Cash international fame was his portrait of Churchill. In February, British Prime Minister Churchill went to Ottawa for a meeting. Through the introduction of the Canadian Prime Minister, Cash got the opportunity to take photos of Churchill. Churchill habitually smoked a cigar when taking pictures. Cash believes that this is not the image he needs. As he himself said: I decided not to film him smoking cigars because I didn't think it was enough to show his greatness.

So he took Churchill's ashtray, but Churchill was still smoking. At this time, Cash stepped forward decisively and took the cigarette from Churchill. Just when Churchill was angry, Cash took the opportunity to photograph his scowl.

This image is exactly what people who oppose fascism all over the world want to see, and it has played a role in boosting morale. Because it was during the Second World War, Nazi Germany almost swept across Europe, and its arrogance was very arrogant, and the situation in the British Isles was in jeopardy. Churchill, as a British leader, appears firm, calm and unyielding in this photo, which embodies the fearless spirit of the British people in the face of strong enemies.

What Cash didn't expect was that after this photo was published in Life magazine, it had a great response and became the most printed portrait in the world, and he himself became a world-famous portrait photographer.