David Hurn: The Legendary Documentary Photographer | Magnum Photos Icon

David Hurn, born in 1934, is a renowned British documentary photographer and a long-standing member of Magnum Photos.
His career began in the 1950s, and he gained early recognition for his coverage of the Hungarian Revolution in 1956. Known for his candid, human-focused photography, Hurn captured iconic moments of post-war Britain, as well as film sets, including From Russia with Love and *Barbarella*.
Beyond his work, Hurn has been a significant figure in photography education, co-founding the School of Documentary Photography at Gwent College. His approach emphasizes honesty, intimacy, and allowing subjects to reveal their true selves.
Key Books:
1.On Being a Photographer(with Bill Jay)
2. Wales: Land of My Father
3. David Hurn: 1961 to 1967
4. Photographs 1956-2022
Social Media:
Instagram: Follow @magnumphotos to view his work.
Website: Visit Magnum Photos' official website for Hurn's galleries and prints.
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