Magnum Photosのインスタグラム(magnumphotos) - 6月9日 23時32分

Prêtre Ouvrier (worker priest) in Paris, France, 1953. “As I was selling more pictures, my confidence grew. I went back to Paris and worked for three months on a story about the Prêtres Ouvriers (worker priests), the first militant Catholic priests who, as ‘missionaries within their own country’ and with permission from their orders, lived the life of workers in factories in the poorest quarters of Paris. It was a difficult story, and when I was finally finished, the pictures were enlarged and text written, I decided to risk it. I showed it all to Capa, asking his opinion about the photographs, which he liked. So I confessed that I had taken them and after the first shock he said, ‘Okay, show me the rest of your work; if it is as good as this we’ll take you.’ So I was invited to join Magnum, first for a year as an associate, then as a full member.” — Inge Morath, Camera Austria, 1985/86

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