It is a good book; It provides relevant information of photographs, that we have all seen at least once. ( )

A celebration of the power of photography offers a stunning portfolio of one hundred of the most important and vivid still images of all time, including Robert Capa's images from the beaches of Normandy, Joe Rosenthal's famed study of the flag raising at Iwo Jima, and works by Harry Benson, Eddie Ad

This collection of photos is especially important historically, since they were selected based on whether they prompted change.

A very powerful comment on the force a picture can have when words are ignored.

I was familiar with many if not most of the photographs, but it was interesting to read about them from a slightly different perspective (the art historical perspective includes the historical perspective, but doesn't always emphasize it). The writing is brief but generally includes the most important information.

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It was good, though I disagreed with a few of their choices and more than a few of their NON-choices, it was a nice "snapshot" of world history. ( )

It was good, though I disagreed with a few of their choices and more than a few of their NON-choices, it was a nice "snapshot" of world history. ( )