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Paris the most beautiful city in the world http://www.cheapairmaxtrainersonline.com/ , was captured and frozen in time by the great master of photojournalism, Henri Cartier-Bresson, who brought beauty and a new dimension to an ordinary street scene. Photography, he once wrote is a spontaneous impulse which comes from perpetually looking, and which seizes the instant and its eternity.



Henri elevated 'snap shooting? to the level of a refined and disciplined art. He exclusively used the Leica 35mm rangefinder cameras equipped with normal 50mm lenses or occasionally a telephoto for landscapes. He was one of the first photographers to shoot in the 35mm format and helped to develop the photojournalistic "street photography" style that influenced generations of photographers to come. He was the father of 'the decisive moment,? when everything in a picture was entirely balanced.



He often spoke of the geometry of photography. ?Change your position by a millimetre and the geometry changes cheap air max 270 ,? he said. ?This cannot be calculated but needs to be instinctive, when I start thinking, everything's lost. What counts in a shot is its plenitude and its simplicity.?



During his boyhood, Henri experimented with a 3 X 4 view camera. However, his main interest lay in painting. When he was 19, he went to study painting with Andre Lhote cheap air max 95 , the Cubist master. There he learned about angles, walls and the way things tilt. His still-lifes and Paris street scenes are indicative of his subtle and sensitive eye for composition.



In 1931, at the age of 22, Cartier-Bresson spent a year as a hunter in the West African bush. Catching a case of backwater fever, he returned to France to convalesce. It was at this time, in Marseille cheap air max 97 , that he first truly discovered photography. He obtained a Leica and began snapping a few pictures, and within a decade, he was famous. ?The only thing about photography that interests me is the aim, the taking aim.? ?Nothing is lost,? he says. ?All that you have ever seen is always with you.?



After World War II, he resumed his career as a photojournalist and helped form the Magnum picture agency in 1947. Assignments for major magazines would take him on global travels cheap air max 90 , across Europe and the United States, to India, Russia and China. Many books of Cartier-Bresson photographs were published in the 50's and 60's, the most famous being ?The Decisive Moment? (1952). A major milestone in his career was a massive, 400-print retrospective exhibition, which toured the United States in 1960.



As a journalist cheap nike air max shoes , Henri Cartier-Bresson felt an intense need to communicate what he thought and felt about what he saw, and while his pictures often were subtle, they were rarely obscure. He had a high respect for the discipline of press photography, of having to communicate a story meaningfully in one picture. His journalistic grappling with the realities of men and events, his sense of news and history, and his belief in the social role of photography all pushed his work beyond the usual boundaries.



His work and his approach have exercised a profound and far-reaching influence. His pictures and picture essays have been published in most of the world's major magazines during three decades cheap air max shoes , and Cartier-Bresson prints have hung in the leading art museums of the United States and Europe (his monumental ?The Decisive Moment? show being the first photographic exhibit ever to be displayed in the halls of the Louvre.)