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Illustration of a Daily Mirror Photographer having a steady hand
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Illustration of a Daily Mirror Photographer having a steady hand
Illustration of a Daily Mirror Photographer having a steady hand and not needing a tripod for his camera.
Pictured on the left is staff photographer George Greenwell resting the camera on his arm, a man confident enough to work without a tripod.
George was one of the Mirrors best known photographers and had a wide range of talents He was best known for his World War two Blitz pictures especialy his picture of London burning from the top of St Pauls cathedral. He was an al lround photographer that was at home with News, Sport, Royals as well as fashion with quality being his watchword. Always at the forefront of technological change as this picture taken in the 40s shows - when others settled for the tripod then george (left) held his camera in his hand.
Picture taken in 1936
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EDITORS COMMENTS
This print takes us back to the 1930s, capturing a moment in time when photography was still an art form that required immense skill and steadiness. In this illustration, we see George Greenwell, a renowned staff photographer for the Daily Mirror, displaying his exceptional talent by confidently holding his camera without the aid of a tripod. George was one of the most celebrated photographers of his time, known for his versatility and ability to capture powerful images across various genres. From documenting the horrors of World War Two during the Blitz to capturing iconic moments in news, sports, royal events, and even fashion shoots – George's portfolio knew no bounds. What sets this image apart is not only its historical significance but also its representation of George's unwavering commitment to quality. While others may have relied on tripods for stability during long exposures or challenging shots, George trusted in his own steady hand to deliver remarkable photographs. As we gaze upon this snapshot from 1936 with awe and admiration, it serves as a reminder that true talent transcends technological advancements. This photograph immortalizes George Greenwell's mastery over his craft while paying homage to an era where photographers like him were at the forefront of media storytelling.
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