War Photographer Quote Flashcards

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Paradox in war photographer showing the pictures ordered

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“With spools of suffering set out in ordered rows”

The orderliness of the film camera reels are being compared to the gravestones in a graveyard

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Quote from war photographer including many famous warzones and finishing with a quote

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Belfast.Beirut.Phnom Penh.All flesh is grass.

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Quote from War photographer showing his duty but also the irony behind it

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He has a job to do,solutions slop in trays beneath his hands which did not tremble then though seem to now

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Volta (turning point) in war photographer

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Something is happening

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Quote from war photographer showing the picture beggining to develop

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A half-formed ghost,he remembers the cries of this man’s wife

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Quote from war photographer showing blood being shed in an overseas place

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How the blood stained into foreign dust

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Quote from war photographer showing his anger towards the newspapers

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A hundred agonies in black from which his editor will pick out 5 or 6 for Sunday’s supplement

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Quote showing the small emotional effect those who see the picture feel on a person’s life in war photographer

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The reader’s eyeballs prick with tears between the bath and pre-lunch beers

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Last line from war photographer showing how people aren’t bothered

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He stares impassively at where he earns his living and they do not care

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Structure in war photographer

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4 Stanzas with Regular ABBCDD rhyme scheme shows him trying to organise chaos
4X6 stanza lines are the same as the size of a regular photograph
Use of casuera throughout emphasises key words and emphasises disjointed thoughts and feelings of photographer

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