Category Archives: Pulitzer
Week 3 – Pulitzer 1944 – Homecoming – Earle Bunker
For week 3 we have another war related photograph. It was the early 1940′s after all. It’s not your usual front lines shot but one that was much closer to home for the Americans. Camera 4 x 5 Speed Graphic Film Kodak Lens 127mm Mid World War II the town of Villisca, Iowa housed eleven [...]
Week 2 – Pulitzer 1943 – Water – Frank Noel
For the second week we have an image that, on it’s own, doesn’t have the same impact as the inaugural winner did. In my opinion however, it is a much more powerful image backed up by a sad story of a brief moment. Camera 4 x 5 Speed Graphic Film Kodak Lens 127mm During January [...]
Week 1 – Pulitzer 1942 – Labour Strife in Detroit – Milton Brooks
Each Friday I will post a Pulitzer winning photograph. I am no art critic by any stretch of the imagination so do not expect an amazing critique. I do however know a bit about the photos and will attempt to give you some of the back story and any other little interesting facts I have [...]