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Fusion: The Synergy of Images and Words

“The Synergy of Images and Words” from Steve McCurry, (b. 1950) American photojournalist. McCurry says, “If you wait people will forget your camera and the soul will drift up into view.”

McCurry’s work has been published widely with frequent credits in Vanity Fair and National Geographic. His most recent books are “The Iconic Photographs:” and “The Unguarded Moment.” In 1985 Houghton-Mifflin Company published his “The Imperial Way” with text by Paul Theroux.

Steve McCurry is a WordPress blogger as well as a world-class photographer.

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5 thoughts on “Fusion: The Synergy of Images and Words

  1. What a striking collection of images! I’m not familiar with Steve McCurry (I may have seen his work but didn’t know it was his at the time), even though art has been part of me ever since I can remember. Thanks for the introduction. Now I shall have to find more of his work! I love this subject, “the look of reading”. 🙂

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