Photographer who is afraid to take pictures: A person dies after taking pictures, but what about taking pictures?

Light and shadow are the most important part of the photo. A good photographer must master how to capture light. A good photo can always keep a good moment, but this light and shadow has become Eddie. Adams'. The murder weapon? Although the moment of pressing the shutter has nothing to do with him, he is because? Killing photos? Blame yourself for life.

Eddie. Adams, born in New Kenston 1933, Pennsylvania, USA, is not a professional photographer. He only took wedding photos of his relatives in high school before taking photos. He found that he had a certain talent for photography and was short of money, so he often took portraits of various celebrities and politicians.

1952, the Korean War broke out and American soldiers were in short supply. Adams enlisted as an adult. He became a navy, took charge of photography, and became a war correspondent. Every journalist's dream is a Pulitzer Prize, which is the highest honor of the press.

However, this honor was realized in 1969. Adams not only won the Pulitzer Prize, the highest honor in the United States, but also won the World News Award. Adams has reached the peak of his career, but what is this photo? Murder? A man was killed. The man who was killed was named Ngc Loan Nguyn. He is Vietnamese.

1962, during the Vietnam War, Adams went to the battlefield several times as a war correspondent and took relevant photos. However, after his photos were made public, he received a lot of criticism, because his photos were taken of the heroic behavior of the US military, not the real war.

Although Adams is a war correspondent, they are actually very restrained on the battlefield. They can't enter the military zone, they can only film the demilitarized zone. His photo is not fake, it's only half the truth. 1February, 968, taking photos on the streets of Saigon, Vietnam.

He heard that the war would continue, and he planned to take this opportunity to take more photos. Ngc Loan Nguyn, the police chief, caught a man. He suspected that the man was a rebel, so he took out a gun and put it on the man's head. Adams caught the moment when he shot.

This photo "taken in * * *" caused an uproar after it was made public in the United States. This photo became a symbol of anti-war, and even more, Adams won the Pulitzer Prize and the World News Award. He became a famous journalist, and American Time invited him to settle in and become a journalist in a special field.

From the Korean War to the Gulf War, he participated in 13 wars and won more than 500 awards. But this photo made Ngc Loan Nguyn notorious. After the war, he left his job and had to emigrate to Virginia to open a pizza shop.

Many people come to his shop, but they all come to see this? Black boy? What's it like? A few years later, the pizza place finally closed down because of poor management. He found some jobs, but they all lived in discrimination. 1998, Ngc Loan Nguyn, who was over 60 years old, died of hunger and cold.

Hearing the news of Ngc Loan Nguyn's death, Adams blamed himself very much. He has been to a pizza place in Ngc Loan Nguyn, and he saw a line on the bathroom wall of the pizza place: Bastard, we know who you are. Adams repented all his life and apologized to him many times.

After his death, he offered a reward: At that time, we all did our duty in our respective posts. This guy is a hero. The last paragraph says: General Ben killed Yue, and I killed him with a camera? Adams has always regretted why he took that photo.

Today, photos are still the most lethal weapon. It seems harmless, but it is enough to destroy everything.