Respond to the work of Horst Faas

In this article I will respond to the work of a German photojournalist, Horst Firth, known for documentary pictures during the Vietnam War (1956 - 1975). Horst Faas seized these images and they were in the midst of action pursuing troops and Vietnamese civilians who had troubles in every conflict. His photograph shows the fear, fear, and courage of civilians and soldiers who experienced this traumatic era in other worlds. I think that each of the images captured by Horst Faas tells a powerful story, so I chose some of his images for analysis and further study.

34-year-old Horst Fass received a Pulitzer Prize in a job in Vietnam and arrived in Bu Dop when he warned Saigon's AP office about actions near the border. Firs grew up in Germany after the war and fought in Congo and Algeria before arriving in Vietnam, which was the third task in the collapse of the French colonial empire. He is compact and tough, and he is not afraid - this is a stable inspiration of a photographer he oversees for ten years as director of the AP Communication Bureau in Vietnam.

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Horst Faas recovering at Long Binh spends six months at the hospital. A few months after crutches and limited to secretaries he eventually returned to the battlefield and stayed in the country for three years - not enough to see the end of the war, but he knows it will come It was. "It is annoying to see the army returning to the same place many times," he said. "Baddop, Hamburg Hill - occupied again and again, caught and caught and abandoned." Faas continued to win the second Pulitzer Prize during the conflict in Bangladesh. . In 1976, he moved to London as a European senior photographer of AP Tommé until retiring from the telecommunications company in 2004, and his war scratch is not long lasting.

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This completely changed Horst 's life. Soon, he became an assistant of Hoyningen-Huene and his lover, and even appeared as a model of Hoyningen-Huene's film. Classic piece by Hoyningen-Huene - Two pictures of young people who overlook the sea back to the camera - A muscular male model is Horst. In addition, George Hoyningen-Huene also teaches Horst Photography and introduces important people in the world of fashion magazines. Horst's early experimental work was first published in VOGUE France. I also invited VOGUE USA. After George Hornigan - Herne and VOGUE 's magazine editor was irritated and angry, Horst naturally replaced his position and it became the aesthetic definition of the fashion of the day at that time.