‘The most telling pictures are in the least likely places’ - Street News Service
‘The most telling pictures are in the least likely places’ - Street News Service
"I was just a kid, wandering my way through, figuring things out," remembers David Burnett of his first job: an internship at Time magazine. "It was a hell of a lot of fun. I was not a great photographer, but I got a little better while I was there. You don't have to be the star the first week you're taking pictures. You just have to work hard and get to the point you're putting everything you've got into your pictures. It's not like a chemistry class where you can learn it; you just have to feel it. That takes a little while to get in touch with."
"I was just a kid, wandering my way through, figuring things out," remembers David Burnett of his first job: an internship at Time magazine. "It was a hell of a lot of fun. I was not a great photographer, but I got a little better while I was there. You don't have to be the star the first week you're taking pictures. You just have to work hard and get to the point you're putting everything you've got into your pictures. It's not like a chemistry class where you can learn it; you just have to feel it. That takes a little while to get in touch with."